TableĀ 2

Frequency of CR1 genotypes and alleles found among HCs and Indian patients with SLE

CR1 polymorphismsGenotype or alleleHCs (n=300)SLE (n=297)p ValueOR (95% CI)
CR1 intron 27 (A>T)Genotype
rs11118133AA66 (22)60 (20)1Ref
AT154 (51)150 (50.5)0.751.07 (0.70 to 1.62)
TT80 (27)87 (29.5)0.481.19 (0.75 to 1.90)
DominantAT+TT234 (78)237 (80)0.611.11 (0.75 to 1.65)
RecessiveAA+AT220 (73)210 (70.5)1Ref
TT80 (27)87 (29.5)0.521.13 (0.79 to 1.62)
Allele
A286 (48)270 (45)1Ref
T314 (52)324 (55)0.451.09 (0.87 to 1.37)
CR1 exon 22 (A>G)Genotype
rs2274567AA46 (15)14 (5)1Ref
AG124 (41)114 (38)0.00073.02 (1.57 to 5.78)
GG130 (44)169 (57)2.22E-64.27 (2.25 to 8.10)
DominantAG+GG254 (85)283 (95)0.000013.66 (1.96 to 6.81)
RecessiveAA+AG170 (56)128 (43)1Ref
GG130 (44)169 (57)0.0011.72 (1.24 to 2.38)
Allele
A216 (36)142 (24)1Ref
G384 (64)452 (76)5.28E-61.79 (1.39 to 2.30)
CR1 exon 33Genotype
(G>C)CC46 (15)20 (7)1Ref
rs3811381CG150 (50)104 (35)0.121.59 (0.89 to 2.85)
GG104 (35)173 (58)2.40E-63.82 (2.14 to 6.82)
DominantCG+GG254 (85)277 (93)0.0012.50 (1.44 to 4.35)
RecessiveCC+CG196 (65)124 (42)1Ref
GG104 (35)173 (58)0.00012.62 (1.88 to 3.66)
Allele
C242 (40)144 (24)1Ref
G358 (60)450 (76)2.63E-92.11 (1.64 to 2.70)
  • Bold indicates statistical significance.

  • Data are no. (%) of participants unless otherwise specified.

  • HC, healthy control; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus.