Table 3 SNPs with a 3% minor allele frequency in the BRCA2 gene among 290 prostate cancer patients, by race

From: Rare germline mutations in the BRCA2 gene are associated with early-onset prostate cancer

Exon

Nucleotide position

Nucleotide change

Amino-acid change

Genotype

Total N =290

%

Caucasian N =257

%

African American N =33

%

P -value a

SNP in the 5′ UTR region

 

202

G>A

5′ UTR

GG

160

55.2

139

54.1

21

63.6

0.51

    

AG

100

34.5

90

35.0

10

30.3

 
    

AA

30

10.3

28

10.9

2

6.1

 

Non-synonomous SNPs

10

1092

A>C

N289H

AA

269

92.8

240

93.4

29

87.9

0.25

    

ACb

21

7.2

17

6.6

4

12.1

 

10

1341

A>C

N372H

AA

170

58.6

142

55.3

28

84.8

0.004

    

AC

98

33.8

93

36.2

5

15.2

 
    

CC

22

7.6

22

8.6

 

11

3198

A>G

N991D

AA

268

92.4

240

93.4

28

84.8

0.08

    

AGb

22

7.6

17

6.6

5

15.2

 

11

5971

C>T

T1915M

CC

272

93.8

243

94.6

29

87.9

0.13

    

CTb

18

6.2

14

5.4

4

12.1

 

Synonomous or intronic SNPs

10

1592

A>G

S455S

AA

269

92.8

240

93.4

29

87.9

0.25

    

AGb

21

7.2

17

6.6

4

12.1

 

11

2456

T>C

H743H

TT

269

92.8

240

93.4

29

87.9

0.25

    

CTb

21

7.2

17

6.6

4

12.1

 

11

3623

A>G

K1132K

AA

134

46.2

121

47.1

13

39.4

0.68

    

AG

121

41.7

105

40.9

16

48.5

 
    

GG

35

12.1

31

12.1

4

12.1

 

11

4034

T>C

V1269Vc

TT

195

67.2

171

66.5

24

72.7

0.72

    

CT

77

26.6

69

26.8

8

24.2

 
    

CC

16

5.5

15

5.8

1

3.0

 

14

7469

A>G

S2414S

AA

170

58.6

155

60.3

15

45.5

0.23

    

AG

104

35.9

89

34.6

15

45.5

 
    

GG

16

5.5

13

5.1

3

9.1

 

17

IVS17-14

T>C

intronic

CC

86

29.7

70

27.2

16

48.5

0.04

    

CT

134

46.2

123

47.9

11

33.3

 
    

TT

70

24.1

64

24.9

6

18.2

 
  1. aχ2 P-value comparing the distribution of genotypes between Caucasian and African-American prostate cancer cases.
  2. bNo homozygous variants were detected.
  3. cTwo Caucasian men had missing data for this SNP and thus percentages do not add up to 100%.