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Table 2 Main characteristics of the studies examining the relationship between leptin, adiponectin gene polymorphism and HCC

From: The association of leptin and adiponectin with hepatocellular carcinoma risk and prognosis: a combination of traditional, survival, and dose-response meta-analysis

Author, Year, Country

Study design

Case/control

Number

Matching variables

SNP

Samples source

Genotyping methods

Frequency of case genotype

Frequency of control genotype

NOS score

Amer, 2017, Egypt

C

HCC/Healthy controls

150/100

age, sex and smoking rate

rs7799039 (leptin gene)

blood

PCR-RFLP technique

AA = 60; AG = 69; GG = 21; G allele =111; A allele =189

AA = 49; AG = 47; GG = 4; G allele =54; A allele =146

7

Zhang, 2018, China

C

HCC/Healthy controls

575/921

age and sex

rs7799039 (leptin gene)

blood

SNPscanâ„¢

AA = 295; AG = 221; GG = 59; G allele = 339; A allele =811

AA = 505; AG = 360; GG = 56; G allele = 472; A allele =1370

7

Cai, 2013 China

C

HCC/Healthy controls

200/200

age and sex

rs1501299 (adiponectin gene)

blood

DNA sequencing

TT = 12; TG = 60; GG = 128; G allele = 316; T allele =84

TT = 39; TG = 69; GG = 92; G allele = 253; T allele =147

8

  1. C Case-control, SNP single-nucleotide polymorphisms, PCR-RFLP polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism, NOS Newcastle-Ottawa Scale