Table 4.

Comparative prevalence of KIR genes from 3 sites of Uganda with historically varied malaria transmission intensity

Study sites
Genes	Tororo, N = 438		Jinja, N = 414		Kanungu, N = 446		Mid-P p-values
	n	%	n	%	n	%	T vs J	T vs K	J vs K
2DS2	224	51.1%	218	52.7%	228	51.1%	0.658	0.995	0.652
2DL2	254	58.0%	240	58..0%	254	57.0%	0.995	0.754	0.762
2DL3	366	83.6%	352	85.0%	380	85.2%	0.558	0.502	0.942
2DP1	432	98.6%	409	98.8%	442	99.1%	0.834	0.506	0.654
2DL1	432	98.6%	409	98.8%	441	98.9%	0.834	0.739	0.906
3DL1	421	96.1%	394	95.2%	439	98.4%	0.497	0.064	0.061
3DS1	58	13.2%	75	18.1%	34	7.6%	0.052	0.006	< 0.001
2DL5	291	66.4%	264	63.8%	255	57.2%	0.414	0.005	0.048
2DS5	204	46.6%	180	43.5%	148	33.2%	0.364	< 0.001	0.002
2DS3	92	21.0%	84	20.3%	111	24.9%	0.797	0.170	0.108
2DS1	117	26.7%	126	30.4%	88	19.7%	0.229	0.014	< 0.001
2DS4	424	96.8%	392	94.7%	438	98.2%	0.125	0.181	0.059

Mid-P exact p-values for comparisons of KIR genes in Tororo vs Jinja, Tororo vs Kanungu and Jinja vs Kanungu