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. 2016 May 30;3:24. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2016.00024

Table 1.

Key gene polymorphisms and their significance in intestinal fibrosis in CD.

Gene Polymorphism Association Studied population Sample sizee Reference
NOD2 rs2066844, R702W Discussed separately in Table 2
rs2066845, G908R
rs2066847, Leu1007fsinC
ATG16L1 rs2241880, T300A Ileal disease location Australian 669–154 Fowler et al. (58)
Fibrostenotic diseasea
IL-23R rs1004819 Ileal disease locationb German 833 Glas et al. (65)
Fibrostenotic diseasea,b
CX3CR1 rs3732379, V249I/rs3732378, T280M Ileocolonic disease location German 206 Brand et al. (74)
Fibrostenotic diseasea
rs3732379, V249I Fibrostenotic diseasea Caucasian 239 Sabate et al. (52)
TGF rs1800471, R25P Fibrostenotic diseasec Australian 235–112 Hume et al. (79)
MMP-3 −1613 5T6T Colonic disease location Dutch 134 Meijer et al. (88)
Fibrostenotic diseasea
MAGI1 rs11924265 Fibrostenotic diseased Spanish 1090–1296 Alonso et al. (96)
JAK2 rs10758669 Ileal disease location Caucasian 1528 Cleynen et al. (50)
Fibrostenotic diseased
FUT2 rs601338 Fibrostenotic diseased Belgian 647 Forni et al. (99)
IL12B rs1363670 Fibrostenotic diseased Belgian 875 Henckaerts et al. (103)

If a significant association between the given variant and disease location is found in the reference, this is mentioned in the table.

aNot corrected for disease location.

bNot significant after Bonferroni correction.

cNo longer significant after multivariate analysis taking into account disease location.

dCorrected for disease location.

eNumber of included CD patients in primary cohort − number of included CD patients in replication cohort (if applicable).