Research Article

Clinical Usefulness of Bioavailable Vitamin D and Impact of GC Genotyping on the Determination of Bioavailable Vitamin D in a Korean Population

Table 5

Major GC genotype and allele frequencies.

Healthy controls ()Patients with LC () valueaPregnant women () valuebTotal ()

Genotype frequencies
Gc1f/Gc1f9 (17.0%)7 (15.6%)0.8494 (10.5%)0.38620 (14.7%)
Gc1f/Gc1s13 (24.5%)4 (8.9%)0.0428 (21.1%)0.69825 (18.4%)
Gc1f/Gc218 (34.0%)13 (28.9%)0.59018 (47.4%)0.19749 (36.0%)
Gc1s/Gc1s3 (5.7%)2 (4.4%)1.0002 (5.3%)1.0007 (5.1%)
Gc1s/Gc25 (9.4%)14 (31.1%)0.0074 (10.5%)1.00023 (16.9%)
Gc2/Gc25 (9.4%)5 (11.1%)1.0002 (5.3%)0.69512 (8.8%)
Allele frequencies
Gc1f49 (46.2%)31 (34.4%)0.09434 (44.7%)0.842114 (41.9%)
Gc1s24 (22.6%)22 (24.4%)0.76716 (21.1%)0.79962 (22.8%)
Gc233 (31.1%)37 (41.1%)0.14626 (34.2%)0.66296 (35.3%)

In apatients with LC and bpregnant women, genotype and allele frequencies were compared with the healthy controls. LC: liver cirrhosis.