Research Article

Replication of GWAS Coding SNPs Implicates MMEL1 as a Potential Susceptibility Locus among Saudi Arabian Celiac Disease Patients

Table 2

Genotype distributions and allele frequencies of examined polymorphism between patients and controls, as well as their prediction for celiac disease risk.

GeneSNP IDGenotype/alleleCases (%)Controls (%)OR (95% CI)

IRAK1rs1059702AA23 (23.71)32 (25.8)Reference
AG24 (24.74)38 (30.64)0.11620.73210.87 (0.419–1.84)
GG50 (51.54)54 (43.54)0.56390.45391.28 (0.66–2.49)
GG versus AG + AA##0.120.721.11 (0.60–2.07)
AA versus AG + GG##1.30.230.72 (0.42–1.23)
A70 (36.08)102 (41.12)Reference
G124 (63.91)146 (58.87)1.1640.28151.238 (0.840–1.82)

SH2B3rs3184504TT58 (59.79)75 (60.48)Reference
TC36 (37.11)42 (34.67)0.0770.781641.08 (0.618–1.895)
CC3 (3.09)5 (4.83)0.3610.548130.64 (0.155–2.695)
TT versus TC + CC##0.0111.02 (0.59–1.77)
CC versus TC + TT##0.420.511.59 (0.38–6.54)
T152 (78.3)192 (78.68)Reference
C42 (21.7)52 (21.31)0.01810.97 (0.616–1.527)

MMEL1rs3748816TT38 (41.23)55 (44.35)Reference
TC32 (32.98)54 (43.54)0.240.610.85 (0.47–1.56)
CC27 (25.77)15 (12.09)6.310.012.60 (1.22–5.54)
CC versus TC + TT##0.590.431.23 (0.72–2.12)
TT versus CC + TC##8.710.030.35 (0.17–0.71)
T108 (55.67)164 (66.1)Reference
C86 (44.32)84 (33.8)5.010.021.55 (1.05–2.28)

Genotype values are mentioned in above corresponding rows; values are statistically significant.