Table 3:

Genotype distributions and allele frequencies of −786T/C eNOs, D/I ACE, −1562C/T MMP-9, −735C/T MMP-2 SNPs in 24 BAV and 110 TAV patients and 128 controls (2 × 2 comparisons between the different groups with OR and 95% CI)

Candidate genesReference SNP numberCandidate SNPsBAV patients (N = 24) (%)TAV patients (N = 110) (%)Controls (N = 128) (%)P1 (3 × 2, 2 × 2 tables)P2 (3 × 2, 2 × 2 tables)OR1 (95% CI); P-valueOR2 (95% CI)
eNOSrs2070744−786T/T22 (92)88 (80)81 (63)0.020.0025.8 (1.3–24.9); 0.0061.6 (1–2.6) P = 0.04
−786T/C2 (8)15 (14)42 (33)
−786C/C0 (0)7 (6)5 (4)
−786T46 (96)191 (75)204 (80)0.010.03
−786C2 (4)29 (25)52 (20)
ACErs1799752I/I6 (25)74 (67)70 (55)0.010.00013.3 (1.6–6.5); 0.00052.07 (1.4–39 P = 0.0002
D/I1 (4)10 (9)1 (1)
D/D17 (71)26 (24)57 (44)
I13 (27)158 (72)141 (55)0.020.0001
D35 (73)62 (28)115 (45)
MMP-9rs3918242−1562C/C15 (63)85 (77)116 (90)0.00050.015.9 (2.6–13.5); <0.00011.8 (0.9–3.6) P = 0.002
−1562C/T5 (21)17 (15)9 (8)
−1562T/T4 (16)8 (8)3 (2)
−1562C35 (73)197 (90)241 (94)0.000010.04
−1562T13 (27)23 (10)15 (6)
MMP-2No rs available designation−735C/C18 (75)96 (87)123 (96)0.00050.018.5 (2.5–28.2); 0.00075 (1.8–13.6) P = 0.0006
−735C/T5 (21)8 (7)5 (4)
−735T/T1 (4)6 (6)0 (0)
−735C41 (85)200 (91)251 (98)0.00010.001
−735T7 (15)20 (9)5 (2)
Candidate genesReference SNP numberCandidate SNPsBAV patients (N = 24) (%)TAV patients (N = 110) (%)Controls (N = 128) (%)P1 (3 × 2, 2 × 2 tables)P2 (3 × 2, 2 × 2 tables)OR1 (95% CI); P-valueOR2 (95% CI)
eNOSrs2070744−786T/T22 (92)88 (80)81 (63)0.020.0025.8 (1.3–24.9); 0.0061.6 (1–2.6) P = 0.04
−786T/C2 (8)15 (14)42 (33)
−786C/C0 (0)7 (6)5 (4)
−786T46 (96)191 (75)204 (80)0.010.03
−786C2 (4)29 (25)52 (20)
ACErs1799752I/I6 (25)74 (67)70 (55)0.010.00013.3 (1.6–6.5); 0.00052.07 (1.4–39 P = 0.0002
D/I1 (4)10 (9)1 (1)
D/D17 (71)26 (24)57 (44)
I13 (27)158 (72)141 (55)0.020.0001
D35 (73)62 (28)115 (45)
MMP-9rs3918242−1562C/C15 (63)85 (77)116 (90)0.00050.015.9 (2.6–13.5); <0.00011.8 (0.9–3.6) P = 0.002
−1562C/T5 (21)17 (15)9 (8)
−1562T/T4 (16)8 (8)3 (2)
−1562C35 (73)197 (90)241 (94)0.000010.04
−1562T13 (27)23 (10)15 (6)
MMP-2No rs available designation−735C/C18 (75)96 (87)123 (96)0.00050.018.5 (2.5–28.2); 0.00075 (1.8–13.6) P = 0.0006
−735C/T5 (21)8 (7)5 (4)
−735T/T1 (4)6 (6)0 (0)
−735C41 (85)200 (91)251 (98)0.00010.001
−735T7 (15)20 (9)5 (2)

All genotypes were in Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium.

P1 = significance values calculated by the χ2 test, analysing the data of these SNPs between BAV patients and controls.

P2 = significance values calculated by the χ2 test, analysing the data of these SNPs between TAV and controls.

OR1 = OR value calculated, analysing the data between BAV patients and controls.

OR2 = OR value calculated, analysing the data between TAV patients and controls

eNOS: endothelial nitric oxide synthase enzyme; ACE: angiotensin-converting enzyme; MMP-2 and -9: matrix metalloproteinase-2 and -9; rs: reference SNP number; SNPs: single-nucleotide polymorphisms.

Table 3:

Genotype distributions and allele frequencies of −786T/C eNOs, D/I ACE, −1562C/T MMP-9, −735C/T MMP-2 SNPs in 24 BAV and 110 TAV patients and 128 controls (2 × 2 comparisons between the different groups with OR and 95% CI)

Candidate genesReference SNP numberCandidate SNPsBAV patients (N = 24) (%)TAV patients (N = 110) (%)Controls (N = 128) (%)P1 (3 × 2, 2 × 2 tables)P2 (3 × 2, 2 × 2 tables)OR1 (95% CI); P-valueOR2 (95% CI)
eNOSrs2070744−786T/T22 (92)88 (80)81 (63)0.020.0025.8 (1.3–24.9); 0.0061.6 (1–2.6) P = 0.04
−786T/C2 (8)15 (14)42 (33)
−786C/C0 (0)7 (6)5 (4)
−786T46 (96)191 (75)204 (80)0.010.03
−786C2 (4)29 (25)52 (20)
ACErs1799752I/I6 (25)74 (67)70 (55)0.010.00013.3 (1.6–6.5); 0.00052.07 (1.4–39 P = 0.0002
D/I1 (4)10 (9)1 (1)
D/D17 (71)26 (24)57 (44)
I13 (27)158 (72)141 (55)0.020.0001
D35 (73)62 (28)115 (45)
MMP-9rs3918242−1562C/C15 (63)85 (77)116 (90)0.00050.015.9 (2.6–13.5); <0.00011.8 (0.9–3.6) P = 0.002
−1562C/T5 (21)17 (15)9 (8)
−1562T/T4 (16)8 (8)3 (2)
−1562C35 (73)197 (90)241 (94)0.000010.04
−1562T13 (27)23 (10)15 (6)
MMP-2No rs available designation−735C/C18 (75)96 (87)123 (96)0.00050.018.5 (2.5–28.2); 0.00075 (1.8–13.6) P = 0.0006
−735C/T5 (21)8 (7)5 (4)
−735T/T1 (4)6 (6)0 (0)
−735C41 (85)200 (91)251 (98)0.00010.001
−735T7 (15)20 (9)5 (2)
Candidate genesReference SNP numberCandidate SNPsBAV patients (N = 24) (%)TAV patients (N = 110) (%)Controls (N = 128) (%)P1 (3 × 2, 2 × 2 tables)P2 (3 × 2, 2 × 2 tables)OR1 (95% CI); P-valueOR2 (95% CI)
eNOSrs2070744−786T/T22 (92)88 (80)81 (63)0.020.0025.8 (1.3–24.9); 0.0061.6 (1–2.6) P = 0.04
−786T/C2 (8)15 (14)42 (33)
−786C/C0 (0)7 (6)5 (4)
−786T46 (96)191 (75)204 (80)0.010.03
−786C2 (4)29 (25)52 (20)
ACErs1799752I/I6 (25)74 (67)70 (55)0.010.00013.3 (1.6–6.5); 0.00052.07 (1.4–39 P = 0.0002
D/I1 (4)10 (9)1 (1)
D/D17 (71)26 (24)57 (44)
I13 (27)158 (72)141 (55)0.020.0001
D35 (73)62 (28)115 (45)
MMP-9rs3918242−1562C/C15 (63)85 (77)116 (90)0.00050.015.9 (2.6–13.5); <0.00011.8 (0.9–3.6) P = 0.002
−1562C/T5 (21)17 (15)9 (8)
−1562T/T4 (16)8 (8)3 (2)
−1562C35 (73)197 (90)241 (94)0.000010.04
−1562T13 (27)23 (10)15 (6)
MMP-2No rs available designation−735C/C18 (75)96 (87)123 (96)0.00050.018.5 (2.5–28.2); 0.00075 (1.8–13.6) P = 0.0006
−735C/T5 (21)8 (7)5 (4)
−735T/T1 (4)6 (6)0 (0)
−735C41 (85)200 (91)251 (98)0.00010.001
−735T7 (15)20 (9)5 (2)

All genotypes were in Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium.

P1 = significance values calculated by the χ2 test, analysing the data of these SNPs between BAV patients and controls.

P2 = significance values calculated by the χ2 test, analysing the data of these SNPs between TAV and controls.

OR1 = OR value calculated, analysing the data between BAV patients and controls.

OR2 = OR value calculated, analysing the data between TAV patients and controls

eNOS: endothelial nitric oxide synthase enzyme; ACE: angiotensin-converting enzyme; MMP-2 and -9: matrix metalloproteinase-2 and -9; rs: reference SNP number; SNPs: single-nucleotide polymorphisms.

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