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Molecular Biology, Pathobiology, and Genetics

Mammary Tumor Development in Dogs Is Associated with BRCA1 and BRCA2

Patricio Rivera, Malin Melin, Tara Biagi, Tove Fall, Jens Häggström, Kerstin Lindblad-Toh and Henrik von Euler
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DOI: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-09-1725 Published November 2009
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  • Table 1.

    Genes evaluated for association to CMT risk

    GeneHuman chromosomeCanine chromosomeNo. SNPsSpan covered
    BRCA21325410.729–10.786 Mb
    BRCA1179823.278–23.399 Mb
    FGFR21028934.303–34.406 Mb
    TOX3162765.949–65.964 Mb
    CHEK22226625.089–25.133 Mb
    MAP3K152646.823–46.858 Mb
    LSP11118649.138–49.143 Mb
    RCAS1813513.125–13.138 Mb
    TP53175735.617–35.686 Mb
    ERBB2179526.098–26.110 Mb
  • Table 2.

    Association of the best single SNP in each gene to CMT risk

    GeneBest Praw data set 1Best Praw data set 2Best Praw totalBest PBonf totalOdds ratio totalFcases/Fcontrols total
    BRCA20.00326.7 × 10−43.9 × 10−61.4 × 10−44.240.97:0.88
    BRCA10.0120.181.3 × 10−40.00493.740.97:0.91
    FGFR20.0180.110.00470.181.880.90:0.83
    TOX30.290.0230.0140.521.800.92:0.86
    CHEK20.370.0150.0341.01.400.57:0.49
    MAP3K10.0250.540.0421.01.430.79:0.72
    LSP10.0360.640.111.01.450.89:0.85
    RCAS10.250.0630.161.01.420.91:0.88
    TP530.0100.800.201.01.230.38:0.33
    ERBB20.300.330.241.01.450.95:0.93
    Ncases89122212212212212
    Ncontrols8559143143143143

    Abbreviations: Praw, the best χ2 single SNP P value obtained for each gene [nominal association (Praw < 0.05) is indicated in bold]; PBonf, Bonferroni corrected P values [significant association (PBonf < 0.05) is indicated in bold]; Fcases/Fcontrols, the risk allele frequency in cases and controls.

  • Table 3.

    Association of the best haplotypes in each gene to CMT risk

    GeneNSNPsBest PrawBest PBonf
    BRCA224.8 × 10−62.6 × 10−4
    BRCA151.5 × 10−40.0082
    FGFR270.0191.0
    TOX360.0251.0
    CHEK250.0701.0
    MAP3K120.0651.0
    LSP1N.A.N.A.N.A.
    RCAS150.191.0
    TP53N.A.N.A.N.A.
    ERBB230.201.0

    NOTE: NSNPs, number of SNPs included in the haplotypes; Praw, the best χ2 haplotype P value obtained for each gene [nominal association (Praw < 0.05) is indicated in bold]; PBonf, Bonferroni corrected P values [significant association (PBonf < 0.05) is indicated in bold]; Ncases, 212; Ncontrols, 143.

  • Table 4.

    Association of the best single SNP in each gene to malignant and benign tumor risk (data set 1)

    GeneBest Praw malignant versus controlsBest Praw benign versus controlsBest Praw malignant versus benign
    BRCA20.0200.0320.97
    BRCA10.00680.0860.027
    FGFR20.0270.0680.067
    TOX30.340.0510.023
    CHEK20.600.370.41
    MAP3K10.0440.0280.12
    LSP10.0440.170.32
    RCAS10.0380.25018
    TP530.820.0360.14
    ERBB20.750.280.44
    Ncases285326
    Ncontrols848450

    Abbreviation: Praw, the best χ2 single SNP P value obtained for each gene. Nominal association (Praw < 0.05) is indicated in bold. None of the SNPs gives significant P values after Bonferroni correction.

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Patricio Rivera, Malin Melin, Tara Biagi, Tove Fall, Jens Häggström, Kerstin Lindblad-Toh and Henrik von Euler
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