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Table 3 Comparison of genotype and allele frequencies (%) between Taiwanese colorectal cancer patients and those of other ethnic groups

From: ERCC22251A>C genetic polymorphism was highly correlated with early relapse in high-risk stage II and stage III colorectal cancer patients: A preliminary study

Genotype

Caucasian

Japanese

Korean

Chinese

Taiwanese

Study data

GSTP1

Van der Logt 26

   

Yeh 27

 

   AA

42.0

-

-

-

67.9

64.2

   AG

47.4

-

-

-

28.7

32.8

   GG

10.6

-

-

-

3.4

3.0

   A allele

0.657

-

-

-

0.823

0.807

   G allele

0.343

-

-

-

0.177

0.193

ABCB1

Kurzawski 28

Komoto 29

Bae 30

   

   CC

22.3

29.2

28.8

-

-

34.8

   CT

44

58.3

56.8

-

-

51.8

   TT

33.7

12.5

14.4

-

-

13.4

   C allele

0.443

0.584

0.572

-

-

0.607

   T allele

0.557

0.416

0.428

-

-

0.393

MTHFR

Curtin 31

Yin 32

Kim 33

   

   CC

46

39.4

35.4

-

-

60.7

   CT

45

48.2

50.2

-

-

35.8

   TT

9

12.4

14.4

-

-

3.5

   C allele

0.685

0.635

0.605

-

-

0.786

   T allele

0.315

0.365

0.395

-

-

0.214

TYMS

Chen 36

Kawakami 34

 

Marsh 35

  

   3R/3R

32

69

-

67

-

67.2

   2R/3R

50

27

-

31

-

29.3

   2R/2R

18

4

-

2

-

3.5

   3R allele

0.570

0.825

-

0.825

-

0.818

   2R allele

0.430

0.175

-

0.175

-

0.182

ERCC2

Stoehlmacher 37

   

Yeh 38

 

   AA

25

-

-

-

84

87.6

   AC

61

-

-

-

15.6

11.9

   CC

14

-

-

-

0.4

0.5

   A allele

0.555

-

-

-

0.918

0.935

   C allele

0.445

-

-

-

0.082

0.065

XRCC1

Stoehlmacher 37

 

Hong 39

 

Yeh 38

 

   GG

39

-

53.6

-

56.7

61.7

   GA

52

-

42.1

-

36.2

31.8

   AA

9

-

4.3

-

7.1

6.5

   G allele

0.650

-

0.747

-

0.748

0.776

   A allele

0.350

-

0.253

-

0.252

0.224

  1. NOTE: author nin this table is designated by a reference number (n) and the abbreviated name of the first author in the previously paper.