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. 2017 Jun 1;10(3):179–190. doi: 10.1159/000471487

Table 2.

Genotyping information of three SNPs in Chinese children

SNP Nearest gene Chr. Position Allele (1/2)a EAFb EAFc EAFd Call rate, % FST ALIR Study
CPOOA Study
SCICO Study
genotype e HWE p valuef genotype HWE p value genotype HWE p value
rs564343 PACS1 11 65651742 A/G 0.72 0.69 0.41 99.9 0.096 72/61/18 0.366 233/178/44 0.246 809/640/132 0.732
rs11109072 RMST 12 96425401 A/C 0.26 0.23 0.03 99.9 0.107 9/62/80 0.505 32/172/251 0.733 105/635/843 0.319
rs1957893 PRKCH 14 60977864 T/C 0.33 0.29 0.08 99.9 0.115 20/69/62 0.907 58/187/210 0.111 185/654/742 0.028

ALIR = Adolescent Lipids, Insulin Resistance and Candidate Genes; Chr. = chromosome; EAF = effect allele frequency; CPOOA = Comprehensive Prevention Project for Overweight and Obese Adolescents; Position = NCBI build 36.3 (NCBI, Bethesda, MD); SCICO = School-Based Comprehensive Intervention on Childhood Obesity; SNP = single nucleotide polymorphism.

a

1 = effect allele, 2 = other allele.

b

Effect allele frequency in all genotyped individuals of the present study.

c

Effect allele frequency reported in the HapMap Han Chinese, and that of rs11109072 is from HapMap database among Chinese and Japanese individuals (CHB+JPT).

d

Effect allele frequency of SNPs in the original study, and that of the proxy SNP (rs1957893) is from NCBI database among the same populations that in the discovery study.

e

Genotypes of normal weight group (11/12/22).

f

HWE p value in normal-weight Chinese children.