Brief Article
Copyright ©2011 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Jun 21, 2011; 17(23): 2829-2837
Published online Jun 21, 2011. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v17.i23.2829
Table 1 IRGM, ATG16L1, and NOD2 genotypes of Crohn’s disease patients from whom monocytes were collected for ex vivo experiments
IRGM
ATG16L1
NOD2
Clinical characteristics
Patientrs133611891rs49588471T300A 1138G > Ars2241880R702W 2104C > Trs2066844P268S 802C > Trs2066842G908R 2722G > Crs20668451007fs 3020insCrs2066847GenderTime since diagnosis (yr)Disease locationHarvey bradshaw index2
1TTGGAACCCCGG00M53Ileal0
2TTGGAACCCCGG00M5Ileo-colonic0
3TTGGAACCCCGG00F5Colonic0
4TTGGGGCCCCGG00M25Ileo-colonic2
5TTGGAACCCCGG00F6Ileo-colonic1
6TTGGAACCCCGG00F9Ileal3
7TTGGAACCCCGG00M1Ileal0
8TTGGGGCCCCGG00M6Colonic2
9TTGGGGCCCCGG00F10Colonic5
10TTGGGGCCCCGG00M24Ileo-colonic1
11TTGGGGCCCCGG00F11Colonic0
12TTGGGGCCCCGG00F7Ileo-colonic4
13TTGGGGCTCTGG00F5Colonic4
14TTGGGGCTCTGG00F9Ileo-colonic0
15TTGGGGCTCTGG00M17Ileal0
16TTGGGGCTCTGG00F18Colonic4
17TTGGGGCCCTGG0CM7Ileal1
18TTGGGGCTCTGG00F16Ileo-colonic4