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Table 2 List of most significant SNPs associated with SJS/TEN

From: Genome-wide association study of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis in Europe

SNP

Chr

Position Build 36

RiskAllele (Other Allele)

Risk Allele Frequency in Cases

Risk Allele Frequency in Controls

PC corrected Trend testb

p-valueb

q-valuec

OddsRatiod

95% CId

Pvalue of HW test

Annotationa

rs2844665

6

31114834

C (T)

0.72

0.62

26.46

2.69 10-7

1.48 10-2

1.54

1.30-1.82

0.77

C6orf205

flanking_3UTR

rs3815087

6

31201566

A (G)

0.31

0.21

26.32

2.89 10-7

1.54 10-2

1.53

1.29-1.80

0.08

PSORS1C1

UTR

rs3130931

6

31242867

C (T)

0.77

0.69

24.41

7.78 10-7

3.34 10-2

1.54

1.29-1.84

0.66

POU5F1

Intron

rs3130501

6

31244432

G (A)

0.83

0.74

31.78

1.73 10-8

0.22 10-2

1.74

1.43-2.13

0.59

POU5F1

Intron

rs3094188

6

31250224

A (C)

0.72

0.63

30.75

2.93 10-8

0.26 10-2

1.59

1.34-1.88

0.06

POU5F1

Flanking_5UTR

rs9469003

6

31515807

C (T)

0.24

0.15

36.41

1.60 10-9

0.04 10-2

1.73

1.44-2.08

0.003

HCP5

flanking_5UTR

  1. a Annotations were obtained from the Illumina annotation file.
  2. b Results obtained using the test implemented in Eigenstrat
  3. c q-values (FDR adjusted p-values) were obtained by using the R package fdrtool [50].
  4. d Results obtained using plink logistic regression test accounting for the top 2 PC.