All polymorphisms studied in this paper [PMID: 21120996] , total : 27 polymorphisms

Title : Most common single-nucleotide polymorphisms associated with rheumatoid arthritis in persons of European ancestry confer risk of rheumatoid arthritis in African Americans.
Abstract : OBJECTIVE: Large-scale genetic association studies have identified >20 rheumatoid arthritis (RA) risk alleles among individuals of European ancestry. The influence of these risk alleles has not been comprehensively studied in African Americans. We therefore sought to examine whether these validated RA risk alleles are associated with RA risk in an African American population. METHODS: Twenty-seven candidate single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) were genotyped in 556 autoantibody-positive African Americans with RA and 791 healthy African American control subjects. Odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs) for each SNP were compared with previously published ORs for RA patients of European ancestry. We then calculated a composite genetic risk score (GRS) for each individual based on the sum of all risk alleles. RESULTS: Overlap of the ORs and 95% CIs between the European and African American populations was observed for 24 of the 27 candidate SNPs. Conversely, 3 of the 27 SNPs (CCR6 rs3093023, TAGAP rs394581, and TNFAIP3 rs6920220) demonstrated ORs in the opposite direction from those reported for RA patients of European ancestry. The GRS analysis indicated a small but highly significant probability that African American patients relative to control subjects were enriched for the risk alleles validated in European RA patients (P = 0.00005). CONCLUSION: The majority of RA risk alleles previously validated for RA patients of European ancestry showed similar ORs in our population of African Americans with RA. Furthermore, the aggregate GRS supports the hypothesis that these SNPs are risk alleles for RA in the African American population. Future large-scale genetic studies are needed to validate these risk alleles and identify novel RA risk alleles in African Americans.
Author : Hughes LB,Reynolds RJ,Brown EE,Kelley JM,Thomson B,Conn DL,Jonas BL,Westfall AO,Padilla MA,Callahan LF,Smith EA,Brasington RD,Edberg JC,Kimberly RP,Moreland LW,Plenge RM,Bridges SL Jr,
Source : Arthritis Rheum. 2010 Dec;62(12):3547-53. doi: 10.1002/art.27732.
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No.Polymorphism nameGene SymbolEntrez Gene ID
1 rs3087243 CTLA4 1493
2 rs11889341 STAT4 6775
3 rs1980422 NA NA
4 rs3761847 TRAF1 7185
5 rs6859219 ANKRD55 79722
6 rs10499194 NA NA
7 rs13031237 REL 5966
8 rs934734 SPRED2 200734
9 rs2812378 CCL21 6366
10 rs3890745 MMEL1 79258
11 rs11586238 NA NA
12 rs10919563 PTPRC 5788
13 rs548234 NA NA
14 rs2476601 PTPN22 26191
15 rs10488631 TNPO3 23534
16 rs3218253 IL2RB 3560
17 rs706778 IL2RA 3559
18 rs26232 C5orf30 90355
19 rs540386 TRAF6 7189
20 rs874040 NA NA
21 rs13315591 FAM107A 11170
22 rs4750316 DKFZp667F0711 399716
23 rs6822844 NA NA
24 rs4810485 CD40 958
25 rs3093023 CCR6 1235
26 rs394581 NA NA
27 rs6920220 NA NA
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