Table 3.

Allele Frequencies (%) and Homozygosity Rates (%) for HLA-Bw4/6 and HSP183/188 Alleles

Newborns n = 325 Males n = 150 Females n = 175 Patients n = 114 Males n = 61Females n = 53
Bw4  
 AF  56.6  54.7  46.9 59.6  63.9  54.7  
 HR  10.8  9.3  12.0  9.6 13.1  5.7  
Bw6  
 AF  89.5  90.7  88.6  90.4 86.9  94.3  
 HR  43.7  45.3  42.3  40.4  36.1 45.3  
HSP-188  
 AF  59.4  59.3  59.4  50.0 49.2  50.9  
 HR  15.7  19.33-150 12.6  8.8  6.6 11.3  
HSP-183  
 AF  84.0  80.0  87.4  91.2 93.43-151 88.7  
 HR  40.3  40.6  40.6  50.0 50.8  49.1 
Newborns n = 325 Males n = 150 Females n = 175 Patients n = 114 Males n = 61Females n = 53
Bw4  
 AF  56.6  54.7  46.9 59.6  63.9  54.7  
 HR  10.8  9.3  12.0  9.6 13.1  5.7  
Bw6  
 AF  89.5  90.7  88.6  90.4 86.9  94.3  
 HR  43.7  45.3  42.3  40.4  36.1 45.3  
HSP-188  
 AF  59.4  59.3  59.4  50.0 49.2  50.9  
 HR  15.7  19.33-150 12.6  8.8  6.6 11.3  
HSP-183  
 AF  84.0  80.0  87.4  91.2 93.43-151 88.7  
 HR  40.3  40.6  40.6  50.0 50.8  49.1 

Abbreviations: AF, allele frequency; HR, homozygosity rate.

F3-150

Higher than the homozygosity rate in male patients (P = .02).

F3-151

Higher than the allele frequency in male-newborns (P = .03). None of the homozygosity rates in newborns was significantly different from the expected homozygosity rates (11.4% for Bw4, 44.0% for Bw6, 14.3% for HSP-188, and 38.7% for HSP-183).

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