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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: Genes Brain Behav. 2014 Jun 19;13(6):535–542. doi: 10.1111/gbb.12141

Table 1.

Transmission disequilibrium test analyses of TS in the TS sample

Gene Location* Marker Allele Allele frequency Transmissions Non-transmissions χ2 P value
KCNJ5 Intron 1 rs7924416 C 0.755 69 76 0.338 0.561
T 0.245 76 69
Intron 1 rs11221503 C 0.802 60 52 0.571 0.449
T 0.198 52 60
Intron 1 rs2604212 C 0.570 94 90 0.087 0.768
G 0.430 90 94
Intron 1 rs11221507 T 0.888 43 34 1.052 0.305
C 0.112 34 43
Exon 2 (syn) rs7118824 G 0.834 60 46 1.854 0.173
T 0.166 46 60
Exon 2 (nonsyn) rs7102584 G 0.012 3 5 0.505 0.477
C 0.988 5 3
Intron 2 rs11221512 A 0.115 36 36 0.000 1.000
G 0.885 36 36
3′ rs2604201 A 0.279 69 81 0.961 0.327
G 0.721 81 69
Intergenic rs1893142 G 0.307 72 85 1.078 0.299
A 0.693 85 72
Intergenic rs2155548 A 0.770 82 73 0.523 0.469
C 0.230 73 82
*

Based on NCBI Build 36.1, the March 2006 UCSC human reference sequence.

Number of times the alleles were transmitted from heterozygous parents to affected offspring in this sample.

Single nucleotide polymorphism selected using Tagger Pairwise Method (de Bakker et al. 2005).