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Table 3 MHC2TA genotype and allele frequencies in the Austrian and Swedish study populations

From: The MHC2TA-168A>G gene polymorphism is not associated with rheumatoid arthritis in Austrian patients

 

Austrian cohort

Swedish cohort [12]

 

RA patients (n = 362)

Matched controls (n = 351)

Additional controls (n = 1,709)

RA patients (n = 1262)

Matched controls (n = 704)

Additional controls (n = 1,599)

MHC2TA -168 AA genotype

184 (50.8)*

172 (49.0)†

894 (52.3)‡

728 (57.7)

449 (63.8)

989 (61.9)

MHC2TA -168 AG genotype

155 (42.8)

142 (40.5)

669 (39.1)

451 (35.7)

221 (31.4)

528 (33.0)

MHC2TA -168 GG genotype

23 (6.4)

37 (10.5)

146 (8.5)

83 (6.6)

34 (4.8)

82 (5.1)

MHC2TA -168G allele frequency

0.278

0.308

0.281

0.244

0.205

0.216

  1. The MHC2TA genotype and allele frequencies of the present study population and the primary report by Swanberg and colleagues [12]. Carriers of a -168G allele were less frequent in the Austrian cohort compared with the Swedish cohort. *Austrian rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients versus Swedish RA patients, P = 0.02, †Austrian matched controls versus Swedish matched controls, P < 0.001, ‡Austrian additional controls versus Swedish additional controls, P < 0.001.
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Arthritis Research & Therapy

ISSN: 1478-6362

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