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Copyright ©The Author(s) 2005.
World J Gastroenterol. Jul 21, 2005; 11(27): 4268-4271
Published online Jul 21, 2005. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v11.i27.4268
Table 1 Frequency of NAT2 alleles in Hebei Han Chinese population
AllelesHealthy controls
Patients
NumberFrequencyNumberFrequency
WT2310.4874800.4819
M1240.050690.0542
M2740.15611b490.2952
M31450.30592d280.1687
M40000
SUM47411661
Table 2 Distribution frequencies of NAT2 genotype in Hebei Han Chinese population
Rapid-acetylator genotype
Slow-acetylator genotype
WT/WTWT/M1WT/M2WT/M3SumM1/M1M1/M2M1/M3M2/M2M2/M3M3/M3Sum
Controlsn62929691691495311868
%26.23.812.229.171.30.41.73.82.113.17.628.7
Patientsn15135146512436218
%18.11.242.216.978.31.22.44.83.67.22.421.7
χ22.20.6434.43.81.54000.0070.122.062.011.54
P0.140.42< 0.00010.030.22110.940.730.150.160.22
Table 3 Relationship between NAT2 genotype and colorectal canceriation
GenotypesControl
Patients
OR (95%CI)
n%n%
WT/WT6226.21518.11
WT/M22912.23542.24.99 (2.27 - 9.38)
WT/M193.811.20.46 (0.05 - 3.92)
WT/M36929.11416.90.84 (0.38 - 1.88)
WT/WT and WT/Mx16971.36578.31.59 (0.85 - 2.99)
Mx/Mx6828.71821.71.09 (0.51 - 2.35)
Table 4 Frequencies of genotype WT/M2 and M2/M3 in peripheral blood cells and cancer tissues of colorectal cancer patients
WT/M2
M2/M3
Others
n%n%n%
Blood cells2342.659.32648.2
Cancer tissues1222.211324.122953.7