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. 2020 Sep 11;9(9):2936. doi: 10.3390/jcm9092936

Table 2.

Frequencies of the MIF CATT5–7 repeat allele (rs3063368) and the G>C single-nucleotide polymorphism (rs755622) in 1116 patients undergoing cardiac surgery.

CATT5–7 Repeat Allele Carrier Frequencies (rs3063368)
N Carriers % Allele Frequency (Europe) % 1
CATT5 488 43.7 - *
CATT6 957 85.8 84.3
CATT7 277 24.8 24.9
G>C SNP Genotype Frequencies (rs755622)
N Genotypes % Allele Frequency (Europe) % 1
GG (homozygous) 762 68.3 65.2
GC (heterozygous) 328 29.4 31.7
CC (homozygous) 26 2.3 3.1
Individual Genotype Combination Frequencies (rs3063368 & rs755622)
N %
CATT5,5-GG 68 6.1
CATT 5,6-GG 329 29.5
CATT 6,6-GG 360 32.3
CATT 5,7-GG 2 0.2
CATT 6,7-GG 3 0.3
CATT 5,5-CG 3 0.3
CATT 5,6-CG 16 1.4
CATT 6,6-CG 63 5.6
CATT 5,7-CG 69 6.2
CATT 6,7-CG 176 15.8
CATT 7,7-CG 1 0.1
CATT 5,7-CC 1 0.1
CATT 6,7-CC 10 0.9
CATT 7,7-CC 15 1.3
All 1116 100.00

The most frequent genotypes observed were CATT 5,6-GG (29.5%), CATT 6,6-GG (32.3%), and CATT 6,7-CG (15.8%). The frequency of the polymorphisms was comparable to the frequency in the general reference population (Europe) 1; SNP, Single nucleotide polymorphism; CATT7, patients carrying at least one CATT7 allele. Data presented as absolute numbers and percentage. 1 calculated from reference gnomAD Database (including >7500 genomes from unrelated non-Finnish European individuals sequenced as part of various population genetic studies) [20]. * As CATT5 is the wildtype allele, there is no information regarding CATT5 in the gnomAD Database.