Table 6.

Published Data of Frequencies of Variant Genotypes of the Low-Affinity Fcγ Receptors

FcγRIIa Population No. HH HR RRComparison With Other Populations6-150Reference
CA     (P)  
 UK  259  57 (22%) 120 (46%)  82 (32%)  (.0067)  Botto38 
 Germany  256  71 (28%)  134 (52%)  51 (20%)  Carlsson66 
 France  218  75 (34%) 99 (45%)  44 (21%)  (.0093) Bachelot-Loza39 
 Germany  187  53 (28%) 84 (45%)  50 (27%)   Manger40 
 United States  149  38 (26%)  79 (53%)  32 (21%)  Edberg41 
 Netherlands  123  36 (29%) 59 (48%)  28 (23%)   Sanders42 
 Russia  107  30 (28%)  58 (54%)  19 (18%)  Platonov43 
 United States6-151 102 20 (20%)  56 (55%)  26 (25%)  Arepally44 
 United States  100 19 (19%)  49 (49%)  32 (32%)  Brandt45 
 Canada  100  26 (26%) 52 (52%)  22 (22%)   Horsewood46 
 Canada  95  20 (21%)  49 (52%)  26 (27%)  Denomme47 
 Finland  93  25 (27%) 55 (59%)  13 (14%)   Joutsi48 
 Netherlands  87  24 (28%)  44 (50%)  19 (22%)  Koene61 
 Netherlands  69  22 (32%) 36 (52%)  11 (16%)   Duits49 
 UK 66  12 (18%)  38 (58%)  16 (24%)  Smyth50 
 Ireland  61  15 (25%) 35 (57%)  11 (18%)   Williams51 
 United States6-152 56  11 (20%)  26 (46%) 19 (34%)   Abadi52 
 United States6-152 56  11 (20%)  30 (54%)  15 (27%)  Salmon53 
 Greece  52  20 (39%) 24 (46%)  8 (15%)   Smyth50 
 Norway 49  9 (18%)  18 (37%)  22 (45%)  (.0023) Raknes32 
 United States  47  14 (30%) 24 (51%)  9 (19%)   Reilly54 
 UK 40  9 (23%)  22 (55%)  9 (23%)   Caliz (a)55 
 United States  35  8 (23%) 19 (54%)  8 (23%)   Osborne56 
 Australia  22  2 (9%)  13 (60%)  7 (31%)  Burgess57 
 
Total  2419  627 (26%) 1,223 (50%)  579 (24%) 
6-1532 = 3.99, P = .14v CA of Table 1)
 
FcγRIIa Population  No. HH  HR  RR   Reference  
AA  
 United States 100  27 (27%)  50 (50%)  23 (23%)  Salmon58 
 Caribbean  77  17 (22%) 35 (45%)  25 (33%)   Botto38 
 United States  50  7 (14%)  30 (60%)  13 (26%)  Reilly54 
      Norris59 
 
Total  227 51 (22%)  115 (51%)  61 (27%) 
6-1532 = 2.32, P = .31v AA of Table 1)
 
FcγRIIa Population  No.  HH  HR  RR   Reference  
Far East 
 Japan  105  63 (60%)  38 (36%)  4 (4%)  Kobayashi31 
 Korea  64  22 (34%) 37 (58%)  5 (8%)   Song60 
 China 49  24 (49%)  20 (41%)  5 (10%)  Botto38 
 China  18  9 (50%) 8 (44%)  1 (6%)   Osborne56 
 Japan 18  11 (61%)  6 (33%)  1 (6%)  Osborne56 
 India  16  2 (13%) 9 (56%)  5 (31%)   Osborne56 
 
Total 270  131 (49%)  118 (43%)  21 (8%)   
FcγRIIIa Population  No.  FF  VF  VV  Reference  
CA  
 United States6-155 200 87 (43%)  92 (46%)  21 (11%)   Wu24 
 Netherlands  87  28 (32%)  44 (51%)  15 (17%)  Koene23 
 
Total  287  115 (40%) 136 (47%)  36 (13%) 
6-1532 = 4.69, P = .10v CA in Table 1)
 
FcγRIIa Population No. HH HR RRComparison With Other Populations6-150Reference
CA     (P)  
 UK  259  57 (22%) 120 (46%)  82 (32%)  (.0067)  Botto38 
 Germany  256  71 (28%)  134 (52%)  51 (20%)  Carlsson66 
 France  218  75 (34%) 99 (45%)  44 (21%)  (.0093) Bachelot-Loza39 
 Germany  187  53 (28%) 84 (45%)  50 (27%)   Manger40 
 United States  149  38 (26%)  79 (53%)  32 (21%)  Edberg41 
 Netherlands  123  36 (29%) 59 (48%)  28 (23%)   Sanders42 
 Russia  107  30 (28%)  58 (54%)  19 (18%)  Platonov43 
 United States6-151 102 20 (20%)  56 (55%)  26 (25%)  Arepally44 
 United States  100 19 (19%)  49 (49%)  32 (32%)  Brandt45 
 Canada  100  26 (26%) 52 (52%)  22 (22%)   Horsewood46 
 Canada  95  20 (21%)  49 (52%)  26 (27%)  Denomme47 
 Finland  93  25 (27%) 55 (59%)  13 (14%)   Joutsi48 
 Netherlands  87  24 (28%)  44 (50%)  19 (22%)  Koene61 
 Netherlands  69  22 (32%) 36 (52%)  11 (16%)   Duits49 
 UK 66  12 (18%)  38 (58%)  16 (24%)  Smyth50 
 Ireland  61  15 (25%) 35 (57%)  11 (18%)   Williams51 
 United States6-152 56  11 (20%)  26 (46%) 19 (34%)   Abadi52 
 United States6-152 56  11 (20%)  30 (54%)  15 (27%)  Salmon53 
 Greece  52  20 (39%) 24 (46%)  8 (15%)   Smyth50 
 Norway 49  9 (18%)  18 (37%)  22 (45%)  (.0023) Raknes32 
 United States  47  14 (30%) 24 (51%)  9 (19%)   Reilly54 
 UK 40  9 (23%)  22 (55%)  9 (23%)   Caliz (a)55 
 United States  35  8 (23%) 19 (54%)  8 (23%)   Osborne56 
 Australia  22  2 (9%)  13 (60%)  7 (31%)  Burgess57 
 
Total  2419  627 (26%) 1,223 (50%)  579 (24%) 
6-1532 = 3.99, P = .14v CA of Table 1)
 
FcγRIIa Population  No. HH  HR  RR   Reference  
AA  
 United States 100  27 (27%)  50 (50%)  23 (23%)  Salmon58 
 Caribbean  77  17 (22%) 35 (45%)  25 (33%)   Botto38 
 United States  50  7 (14%)  30 (60%)  13 (26%)  Reilly54 
      Norris59 
 
Total  227 51 (22%)  115 (51%)  61 (27%) 
6-1532 = 2.32, P = .31v AA of Table 1)
 
FcγRIIa Population  No.  HH  HR  RR   Reference  
Far East 
 Japan  105  63 (60%)  38 (36%)  4 (4%)  Kobayashi31 
 Korea  64  22 (34%) 37 (58%)  5 (8%)   Song60 
 China 49  24 (49%)  20 (41%)  5 (10%)  Botto38 
 China  18  9 (50%) 8 (44%)  1 (6%)   Osborne56 
 Japan 18  11 (61%)  6 (33%)  1 (6%)  Osborne56 
 India  16  2 (13%) 9 (56%)  5 (31%)   Osborne56 
 
Total 270  131 (49%)  118 (43%)  21 (8%)   
FcγRIIIa Population  No.  FF  VF  VV  Reference  
CA  
 United States6-155 200 87 (43%)  92 (46%)  21 (11%)   Wu24 
 Netherlands  87  28 (32%)  44 (51%)  15 (17%)  Koene23 
 
Total  287  115 (40%) 136 (47%)  36 (13%) 
6-1532 = 4.69, P = .10v CA in Table 1)
 
FcγRIIIb Population No. NA1NA1 NA1NA2 NA2NA2Reference
CA  
 United States6-152 99  17 (17%) 71 (72%)  11 (11%)   Hessner35 
 United States  90  10 (11%)  46 (51%)  34 (38%)  Hessner35 
 Netherlands  87  11 (12%) 39 (45%)  37 (43%)   Koene61 
 United States6-151 67  10 (15%)  30 (45%)  27 (40%)  Wainstein62 
 Norway  49  4 (8%) 28 (57%)  17 (35%)   Raknes32 
 
Total  392  52 (13%)  214 (55%)  126 (32%) 
6-153,6-1542 = 7.32, P = .026v CA in Table 1)
 
FcγRIIIb Population  No.  NA1NA1  NA1NA2  NA2NA2  Reference  
Far East  
 India  92  15 (16%) 26 (28%)  51 (55%)   Hessner35 
Native American  
 United States  98  20 (20%)  71 (71%) 9 (9%)   Hessner35 
6-153AA  
 United States 99  16 (16%)  30 (30%)  54 (54%)  Hessner35 
 
6-1532 = 10.25, P = .006v AA in Table 1)
 
FcγRIIIb Population No. NA1NA1 NA1NA2 NA2NA2Reference
CA  
 United States6-152 99  17 (17%) 71 (72%)  11 (11%)   Hessner35 
 United States  90  10 (11%)  46 (51%)  34 (38%)  Hessner35 
 Netherlands  87  11 (12%) 39 (45%)  37 (43%)   Koene61 
 United States6-151 67  10 (15%)  30 (45%)  27 (40%)  Wainstein62 
 Norway  49  4 (8%) 28 (57%)  17 (35%)   Raknes32 
 
Total  392  52 (13%)  214 (55%)  126 (32%) 
6-153,6-1542 = 7.32, P = .026v CA in Table 1)
 
FcγRIIIb Population  No.  NA1NA1  NA1NA2  NA2NA2  Reference  
Far East  
 India  92  15 (16%) 26 (28%)  51 (55%)   Hessner35 
Native American  
 United States  98  20 (20%)  71 (71%) 9 (9%)   Hessner35 
6-153AA  
 United States 99  16 (16%)  30 (30%)  54 (54%)  Hessner35 
 
6-1532 = 10.25, P = .006v AA in Table 1)
 
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The distribution of genotypes in each individual study was compared with the overall distribution of remaining published populations (including the population reported here) in a 3 × 2 χ2 analysis (with 2 degrees of freedom). Studies listed more than once report distinct populations in the paper and are treated as separate populations for the purpose of the analysis. Only significant values are shown in the table. (a) indicates data presented in abstract form only.

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Race not specified.

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Hispanic and/or Mexican American.

F6-153

Comparison of data presented in Table 1 with the sum of the published studies.

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Ethnically diverse.

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When the Hispanic population reported by Hessner35 is excluded from the analysis, there is no significant difference (NA1/NA1, 35 [12%]; NA1/NA2, 143 [49%]; NA2/NA2, 115 [39%]; χ2 = 1.02, P = .60 v CA in Table 1).

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