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. 2018 Oct 5;9(21):3858–3866. doi: 10.7150/jca.22855

Table 4.

Basic characteristics of significant ROHs associated with lung cancer

ROH Chr Position Freq Cases: controls Chi2 P Pad Located gene iHS max Fay and Wu's H max Fst max
Start End
ROH_14857 2 39025631 39047154 0.048 198:230 14.47 1.43×10-4 0.044 DHX57 1.284 -22.097 0.360
ROH_14715 2 39084756 39135927 0.049 200:232 14.49 1.41×10-4 0.044 DHX57, MORN2 2.623 -36.364 0.433
ROH_14344 2 39198965 39226271 0.049 206:238 14.57 1.35×10-4 0.044 ARHGEF33, SOS1 1.798 -39.925 0.290
ROH_14342 2 39247288 39293530 0.050 207:237 13.85 2.00×10-4 0.044 SOS1 2.010 -56.961 0.271

Freq: frequency; Chr: chromosome; Chromosomal positions are shown according to NCBI Build 37 (hg19); P: P-value for testing the differences of homozygosity status between cases and controls with two-sided chi-square test; Pad: P-value adjusting with the Benjamini and Hochberg (BH) procedure; Located gene: ROHs located gene; iHS max: the maximal absolute values for iHS; Fay and Wu's H max: the maximal absolute values for Fay and Wu's H; and Fst max: the maximal absolute values for Fst; iHS max, Fay and Wu's H max and Fst max were derived for Asian population from Haplotter (http://haplotter.uchicago.edu/) using Phase II HapMap Project data.