rs6788895
Population Frequencies12
African
G 0.52941T 0.47059GG 0.281108GT/TG 0.496601TT 0.222291pop=55,018
African American
G 0.53245T 0.46755GG 0.284111GT/TG 0.496687TT 0.219202pop=53,120
African Others
G 0.4442T 0.5558GG 0.19705GT/TG 0.494204TT 0.308746pop=1,898
Asian
G 0.64435T 0.35565GG 0.419392GT/TG 0.44992TT 0.130688pop=13,758
East Asian
G 0.63333T 0.36667GG 0.405395GT/TG 0.455863TT 0.138741pop=10,898
European
G 0.968785T 0.031215GG 0.938626GT/TG 0.060318TT 0.001055pop=551,408
Latin American 1
G 0.81259T 0.18741GG 0.66015GT/TG 0.304887TT 0.034962pop=10,640
Latin American 2
G 0.87156T 0.12844GG 0.759039GT/TG 0.225045TT 0.015917pop=18,974
Other
G 0.87043T 0.12957GG 0.769883GT/TG 0.201091TT 0.029026pop=17,226
Other Asian
G 0.6864T 0.3136GG 0.472727GT/TG 0.427273TT 0.1pop=2,860
South Asian
G 0.8562T 0.1438GG 0.73513GT/TG 0.2421TT 0.02277pop=8,608
Studies2
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Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have identified many loci associated with breast cancer risk. These studies have primarily been conducted in populations of European descent. To determine whether previously reported susceptibility loci in other ethnic groups are also risk factors for breast cancer in a Chinese population. We genotyped 21 previously reported single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) within a female Chinese cohort of 1203 breast cancer cases and 2525 healthy controls using the…
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In Japan, breast cancer is the most common cancer among women and the second leading cause of cancer death among women worldwide. To identify genetic variants associated with the disease susceptibility, we performed a genome-wide association study (GWAS) using a total of 1086 Japanese female patients with hormonal receptor-positive (HRP) breast cancer and 1816 female controls. We selected 33 single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) with suggestive associations in GWAS (P-value of <1 × 10(-…
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