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. 2017 Feb 9;8(11):17586–17592. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.15230

Table 1. Gender and age of melanoma cases and controls from GWAS.

Status n (%) Male (%) Age ≤ 30 yr Age 30–45 Age 45–60 Age > 60
23andMe (Stage 1) (n = 291,389) Cases 4,824 (1.66) 2587 (53.6) 99 (2) 476 (9.9) 1,203 (24.9) 3,056 (63.3)
Controls 286,565 (98.3) 154,517 (53.9) 40,028 (13.9) 8,4188 (29.3) 7,8037 (27.2) 8,4312 (29.4)
MD Anderson (Stage 2) (n = 2,830) Cases 1,804 (63.7) 1,060 (58.8) 142 (7.9) 441 (24.5) 684 (37.9) 536 (29.7)
Controls 1,026 (36.3) 613 (59.8) 69 (6.7) 231 (22.5) 486 (47.4) 240 (23.4)
Combined analysis (n = 294,219) Cases 6,628 (2.25) 3677 (2.3) 241 (3.6) 9,171 (13.8) 1,887 (28.4) 3,592 (54.2)
Controls 287,591 (97.7) 155,130 (97.7) 40,097 (13.9) 84,419 (29.3) 78,523 (27.3) 84,552 (29.4)

Counts and percentages for cases and controls (n (%)) are listed above, stratified by stage of GWAS. We also report number and percentage of male subjects, subjects with age < 30 years, subjects with age 30–45 years, subjects with age 45–60 years, and subjects with age > 60 years.