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. 2015 Aug 12;2015:465184. doi: 10.1155/2015/465184

Table 2.

Summary results for SNP genotyping analysis in South African men.

rs number Cytoband In/nearest gene Effect allele; frequency (control | case);
per effect allele OR (95% CI)a; p value (adjusted for age)
Mixed Ancestry White Combinedb
rs9364554 6q25 SLC22A3 T; (0.13 | 0.11); 
0.236
T; (0.20 | 0.21); 
0.493
T; (0.17 | 0.15); 
0.737

rs10486567 7p15 JAZF1 G; (0.17 | 0.22); 
0.098
G; (0.15 | 0.19); 
1.89 (1.11–3.28); 0.019
G; (0.16 | 0.21); 
1.42 (1.08–1.85); 0.011

rs6465657 7q21 LMTK2 T; (0.18 | 0.14); 
0.56 (0.36–0.87); 0.010
T; (0.18 | 0.23); 
0.226
T; (0.18 | 0.17); 
0.455

rs7008482 8q24 NSMCE2 T; (0.44 | 0.31); 
0.41 (0.26–0.62); 2.45 × 10−5
G; (0.42 | 0.42); 
0.877
T; (0.51 | 0.60); 
0.48 (0.34–0.68); 3.87 × 10−5

rs6983561 8q24 PRNCR1 C; (0.16 | 0.18); 
0.335
C; (0.06 | 0.10); 
0.067
C; (0.11 | 0.15); 
0.078

rs6983267 8q24 POU5F1P1 T; (0.41 | 0.26); 
0.35 (0.23–0.53); 4.48 × 10−7
T; (0.39 | 0.37); 
0.774
T; (0.40 | 0.30); 
0.53 (0.39–0.73); 8.05 × 10−5

rs4242382 8q24 POU5F1P1 A; (0.24 | 0.19); 
0.59 (0.39–0.89); 0.013
A; (0.20 | 0.19); 
0.768
A; (0.22 | 0.19); 
0.11

rs10993994 10q11 MSMB T; (0.27 | 0.37); 
1.56 (1.56–6.08); 1.40 × 10−3
T; (0.12 | 0.33); 
3.49 (2.28–5.54); 1.56 × 10−9
T; (0.20 | 0.35); 
2.09 (1.64–2.68); 3.03 × 10−9

rs4962416 10q26 CTBP2 C; (0.49 | 0.46); 
0.61 (0.36–0.97); 0.035
T; (0.43 | 0.47); 
0.305
T; (0.48 | 0.46); 
0.338

rs7931342 11q13 MYEOV T; (0.44 | 0.38); 
0.064
T; (0.48 | 0.48); 
0.664
T; (0.46 | 0.41); 
0.091

rs4430796 17q12 HNF1B A; (0.44 | 0.39); 
0.433
A; (0.48 | 0.44); 
0.48 (0.26–0.84); 0.010
A; (0.46 | 0.45); 
0.424

rs1859962 17q24 CASC17 G; (0.28 | 0.28); 
0.757
G; (0.29 | 0.36); 
1.42 (1.01–2.01); 0.044
G; (0.28 | 0.30); 
0.302

rs2735839 19q13 KLK3 A; (0.31 | 0.36); 
0.149
A; (0.36 | 0.34); 
0.734
A; (0.33 | 0.35); 
0.377

Only p < 1.47 × 10−3 (Bonferroni correction) indicated in bold text was considered statistically significant.

aOR (95% CI) only shown for SNPs where p < 0.05.

bAdjusted for age and ethnicity.

Genes indicated have been shown to be involved in prostate tumour onset or progression or to have altered expression in prostate tumours [3441], except NSMCE2, shown to alter growth rates of breast cancer cells [42], MYEOV, shown to be overamplified in breast and oesophageal carcinomas [43], and CASC17, a long nonprotein coding RNA gene.