Research Article

Combination of Genetic Markers and Age Effectively Facilitates the Identification of People with High Risk of Preeclampsia in the Han Chinese Population

Table 1

SNPs included in the study and their allele contribution to PE.

GeneSNPReported PE minor alleleMinor PE allele in the study1

ACErs4646994DelNot sig.
AGTrs699CNot sig.
rs4762TT
APOErs429358CNot sig.
rs7412TT
ATIRrs5186CNot sig.
CTLA4rs231775GNot sig.
EPHX1rs1051740CNot sig.
ERAP2rs2549782GG
F2rs1799963A
FVrs602ANot sig.
rs6025ANot sig.
GSTP1rs1695GNot sig.
IGF1rs5742620A
IL-10rs1800896GG
LPLrs1800590G
rs268G
MTHFRrs1801133TNot sig.
NOS327bp-VNTR in intron 44aNot sig.
rs2070744CC
rs1799983TNot sig.
SERPINE1rs1799889G
TLR4rs4986790G
rs4986791T
TNF-alphars1800629AA
rs1799724TT
VEGFrs3025039TNot sig.

The minor allele at the locus without polymorphism is represented with ‘—’; not significant allele or genotype composition difference between patients with PE and controls is indicated with “not sig.” (chi-square test, P ≥ 0.1). For significant (P < 0.05) or marginally significant (P ≥ 0.05 and < 0.1) ones, the PE-contributing minor alleles are shown.