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. 2019 Feb 28;14(2):e0213108. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0213108

Table 1. Distribution of NOD2, ATG16L1, IRGM, CARD9 and ORMDL3 risk alleles and clinical characteristics in ileal CD, colitis and non-IBD subjects in batches 1 and 2.

The percent of subjects recruited at each of the three IBD centers with complete genotype and clinical characteristics with at least one risk allele and the percent of subjects who have at least one risk allele (see Methods) are listed.

Ileal CD Colitis Non-IBD
n = 106 n = 88 n = 89
Batch1 Batch2 P value Batch1 Batch2 P value Batch1 Batch2 P value
n = 50 n = 56 n = 59 n = 29 n = 56 n = 33
IBD Center
    Wash. U.-St. Louis 100% 62% 100% 83% 100% 73%
    Stony Brook U. 0% 9% 0% 17% 0% 27%
    U. of North Carolina 0% 29% 0% 0% 0% 0%
IBD Risk Allele
    NOD2R composite 40% 30% 0.38 19% 14% 0.78 14% 52% <0.001
    ATG16L1R 94% 79% 0.05 81% 76% 0.79 77% 79% 0.99
    IRGMR 30% 27% 0.90 29% 17% 0.34 27% 18% 0.38
    CARD9R 94% 96% 0.98 93% 93% 1 88% 91% 0.85
    XBP1R 12% 14% 0.99 10% 14% 0.84 14% 0% 0.01
    ORMDL3R 76% 73% 0.90 75% 79% 0.88 62% 70% 0.51
Clinical covariates
    Male gender % 46% 43% 0.91 53% 55% 1 41% 39% 0.99
    Caucasian race % 94% 82% 0.11 91% 97% 0.55 89% 94% 0.56
    Median age years
(range)
33
(18–72)
32
(17–67)
44
(18–69)
47
(20–72)
61
(24–84)
62
(17–86)
    Duration IBD years
(range)
5
(0–38)
5
(0–35)
5
(0–45)
5
(0.1–30)
NA NA
    Current smoker % 32% 29% 0.90 10% 3% 0.46 27% 18% 0.38
    + fecal C. difficile toxin % 0% 5% 0.32 24% 0% 0.01 0% 6% 0.23
    Colon Cancer % 6% 0% 0.20 17% 3% 0.13 54% 45% 0.46
    Median BMI kg/m2
(range)
24
(16–41)
23
(14–44)
26
(16–43)
28
(19–36)
28
(18–47)
26
(20–48)
    5-ASA % 60% 38% 0.04 63% 48% 0.27 0% 3% 0.65
    Steroids % 48% 54% 0.67 54% 52% 1 2% 12% 0.11
    Immunomodulators % 48% 30% 0.09 29% 28% 1 4% 6% 0.98
    Anti-TNF alpha % 24% 45% 0.04 31% 52% 0.09 2% 0% 0.96