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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 19.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Genet. 2016 Sep 19;48(11):1330–1338. doi: 10.1038/ng.3670

Table 2.

Association of SNP rs1014971 and A3AB deletion haplotypes with bladder cancer risk in individuals of European ancestry, a Japanese population, and the combined set

Haplotype SNP-deletion Haplotype
effect
European ancestry
1,717 cases and 2,525 controls
Japanese
1,097 cases and 898 controls
Meta-analysis
2,814 cases and 3,423 controls

Cases,
N (%)
Controls,
N (%)
OR (CI)* P-val* Cases,
N (%)
Controls,
N (%)
OR (CI) P-val OR (CI)* P-val
1 T_I R_R 2,393
(69.69)
3,261
(64.49)
ref - 954 (43.48) 707 (39.37) ref - ref -
2 C_I P_R 843
(24.55)
1,446
(28.63)
0.85
(0.76–0.94)
0.001 674 (30.72) 595 (33.13) 0.83
(0.70–0.97)
0.023 0.84
(0.77–0.92)
3.6 ×10−5
3 C_D P_P 147
(4.28)
275 (5.45) 0.78
(0.63–0.97)
0.024 544 (24.79) 477 (26.56) 0.82
(0.69–0.98)
0.033 0.8
(0.70–0.92)
0.002
4 T_D R_P 51
(1.49)
68 (1.35) 1.01
(0.69–1.48)
0.963 22
(1.0)
17
(0.95)
1.08
(0.69–1.48)
0.835 1.03
(0.73–1.44)
0.89

Haplotypes include SNP rs1014971 with alleles T and C and the A3AB deletion with alleles I – insertion and D - deletion;

Haplotype effect: P - protective, R – risk, based on association with bladder cancer risk;

*

ORs and p-values are adjusted for age, sex, smoking, and study site (SBCS, Spain and PLCO, USA). N – number of chromosomes. The haplotype in which the risk effect of rs1014971-T allele could be neutralized by the deletion allele (haplotype 4) is uncommon in both populations (~1–1.5% in Europeans and Japanese). The haplotype with the protective rs1014971-C allele and the deletion allele (haplotype 3) is uncommon in Europeans (~5%) and common in the Japanese (~25%), but the protective effect of this haplotype is similar to that of the haplotype with the protective allele of rs1014971 alone (haplotype 2). Ref. - reference group.