Case Control Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2015.
World J Gastroenterol. Jul 7, 2015; 21(25): 7786-7794
Published online Jul 7, 2015. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v21.i25.7786
Table 1 Demographic, clinical data and genotype-phenotype correlations in Crohn's disease patients n (%)
VariablesAll subjectsNon carriersCarriersP value
HC114102 (89.47)12 (10.52)0.120
CD patients8670 (81.39)16 (18.6)0.103
Sex (F/M)46/4040/306/100.155
Age at diagnosis25.28± 14.8525.70 ± 15.5522.12 ± 10.66
A128 (32.5)2260.809
A243 (50)358
A315 (17.5)132
Location
L1: Ileum25 (29)2320.020
L2: Ileo-colon49 (57)3514
L3: Colon12 (14)120
Resective Surgery37 (43)3160.620
EIM24 (28)1860.343
Positive family history for CD23 (27)1760.281
Table 2 Demographic, clinical data and genotype-phenotype correlations in ulcerative colitis patients n (%)
VariablesAll subjectsNon carriersCarriersP value
HC114102 (89.47)12 (10.52)0.120
UC patients4642(91.3)4(8.7)0.726
Sex (F/M)30/1627/153/10.667
Age at diagnosis36.86 ± 12.3036.92 ± 11.3436.25 ± 22.60
A11 (2.1)100.916
A231 (67.4)283
A314 (30.5)131
Location
E1: proctitis9 (20)900.115
E2: distal colitis19 (41.5)163
E3: extensive colitis18 (39)171
Resection Surgery4 (9)310.225
EIM11 (24)1100.240
Positive family history for UC11 (24)1010.957
Table 3 NOD2 Allele frequencies in Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis and healthy control groups
PolymorphismsAllele frequency (%)
CDUCHCIBDP value1ORP value2ORP value3ORP value4OR
(n = 86)(n = 46)(n = 114)(n = 132)(95%CI)(95%CI)(95%CI)(95%CI)
p.Arg702Trp (C/T)C929895940.093.670.401.471.000.920.362.5
T82560.48-4.870.65-3.310.42-2.010.54-11.4
p.Gly908Arg (G/C)G979998980.662.720.501.670.750.761.001.62
C31220.31-23.690.44-6.340.21-2.750.17-14.74
p.Leu1007fsinsC (WT/insC)WT989899981.001.070.402.690.290.380.320.39
insC22120.19-5.90.48-14.870.07-1.90.05-2.87
Total frequency (%)1358100.080.390.121.710.431.320.630.67
0.14-1.070.88-3.30.71- 2.480.24-1.86
Table 4 Number of different genotypes observed in Crohn's disease/ulcerative colitis/healthy controls groups
Variantp.Arg702Trpp.Gly908Argp.Leu1007fsinsCWT
p.Arg702Trp2/0/41/0/12/1/16/1/2
p.Gly908Arg0/0/01/0/03/1/3
p.Leu1007fsinsC0/0/01/1/1
WT70/42/102
Table 5 Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and the P value
NOD2 polymorphisms
p.Arg702Trp
p.Gly908Arg
p.Leu1007fsinsC
GroupsGenotypesCCCTTTP valueGGGCCCP valueWT/WTinsC/WTinsC/insCP value
Frequencies
HCObserved92.983.513.51096.493.5100.848898.251.7500.9247
Expected89.759.970.2896.523.450.03NS98.251.740NS
CDObserved87.2110.462.330.011794.195.8100.781395.354.6500.8252
Expected86.9212.620.4694.275.640.08NS95.414.540.05NS
IBDObserved90.158.331.520.010695.454.5500.789395.454.5500.7893
Expected88.9610.720.3295.514.440.05NS95.514.440.05NS
Table 6 Comparative study of NOD2 allele frequencies in North African populations
PopulationNumber
Allele frequency (%)
p.Arg702Trp
p.Gly908Arg
p.Leu1007fsinsC
Total allele
CDHCCDHCCDHCCDHCCDHC
North Algeria (this study)86114853221138
Algeria[25]20420150.5030.5NDNDNDND
Morocco[23]1011070.490.466.432.80.9083.2
Tunisia[24]1309020.60531083.6