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. 2015 Jan 27;102(2):e29–e40. doi: 10.1002/bjs.9722

Table 1.

Frequency of identified single‐nucleotide polymorphisms in colorectal cancer, and their effect sizes (from Tenesa and Dunlop7)

Gene/locus Chromosome SNP Effect size (odds ratio) Allele frequency Population attributable risk (%)
8q24 rs6983267 1·21 (1·15, 1·27) 0·51 9·7
GREM1 15q13 rs4779584 1·26 (1·19, 1·34) 0·18 4·5
SMAD7 18q21 rs4939827 1·18 (1·12, 1·23) 0·52 8·6
11q23 rs3802842 1·12 (1·07, 1·17) 0·29 3·4
EIF3H 8q23 rs16892766 1·25 (1·19, 1·32) 0·07 1·7
10p14 rs10795668 1·12 (1·10, 1·16) 0·67 7·4
BMP4 14q21 rs4444235 1·11 (1·08, 1·15) 0·46 4·8
CDH1 16q22 rs9929218 1·10 (1·06, 1·12) 0·71 6·6
RHPN2 19q13 rs10411210 1·15 (1·10, 1·20) 0·90 11·9 
BMP2 20q12 rs961253 1·12 (1·08, 1·16) 0·35 4·0

Values in parentheses are 95 per cent c.i. SNP, single‐nucleotide polymorphism.