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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 3.

Transmission disequilibrium test analyses of ADHD in the ADHD sample

Gene Location* Marker Allele Allele frequency Transmissions Non-transmissions χ2 P value
KCNJ5 Intron 1 rs11221503 C 0.813 60 69 0.628 0.428
T 0.187 69 60
Intron 1 rs2604212 C 0.546 96 100 0.082 0.775
G 0.454 100 96
Exon 2 (syn) rs7118824 G 0.812 72 51 3.603 0.058
T 0.188 51 72
Exon 2 (nonsyn) rs7102584 G 0.018 5 9 1.159 0.282
C 0.982 9 5
Intron 2 rs11221512 A 0.095 24 38 3.189 0.074
G 0.905 38 24
3′ rs2604201 A 0.275 67 97 5.519 0.019
G 0.725 97 67
*

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.

P-values shown are not corrected for multiple testing. Experiment-wide significance threshold required to keep Type I error rate at 5%: 0.009.