Senhaji N, Nadifi S, Zaid Y, Serrano A, Rodriguez DAL, Serbati N, Karkouri M, Badre W, Martín J. Polymorphisms in oxidative pathway related genes and susceptibility to inflammatory bowel disease. World J Gastroenterol 2017; 23(47): 8300-8307 [PMID: 29307990 DOI: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i47.8300]
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Table 4 Allelic frequencies of (CCTTT)n microsatellite polymorphism of NOS2A gene for Moroccan inflammatory bowel disease patients and healthy controls n (%)
Table 6 Allele and genotype frequencies of NOS2A TAAA polymorphism in inflammatory bowel disease patients and controls n (%)
Controls
IBD patients
CD patients
UC patients
n = 295
n = 190
n = 132
n = 58
Genotype
220/220
189 (64.07)
132 (69.47)
90 (68.18)
42 (72.41)
220/224
97 (32.88)
49 (25.79)
34 (25.76)
15 (25.86)
224/224
9 (3.05)
9 (4.74)
8 (6.06)
1 (1.72)
Allele
2n = 590
2n = 380
2n = 264
2n = 116
220
475 (80.5)
313 (82.4)
214 (81)
99 (85.3)
224
115 (19.5)
67 (17.6)
50 (19)
17 (14.7)
Citation: Senhaji N, Nadifi S, Zaid Y, Serrano A, Rodriguez DAL, Serbati N, Karkouri M, Badre W, Martín J. Polymorphisms in oxidative pathway related genes and susceptibility to inflammatory bowel disease. World J Gastroenterol 2017; 23(47): 8300-8307