Table 1.
TTGA “risk” haplotype | CGAC “protective” haplotype | Total | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Number of haplotype copies | 0 | 1+ (2) | 0 | 1+ (2) | |
Case | 115 | 166 (36) | 207 | 74 (9) | 281 |
Control | 64 | 108 (17) | 127 | 45 (5) | 172 |
Total | 179 | 274 (53) | 334 | 119 (14) | 453 |
Subjects with 0 copies of the “risk” or “protective” haplotypes have one of seven other haplotypes on both chromosomes, namely, TGAC, TGAA, TTAC, CGAA, CTGA, TGGA, or TTGC. Subjects with 1+ copies represent subjects with one or more copies of the relevant haplotype, and homozygotes for each haplotype (2 copies) shown in parentheses. Subjects with one copy of the relevant haplotype may have any other haplotype on the alternate chromosome, including subjects who have one copy of both risk and protective haplotypes (n = 26 cases, 21 controls)