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Triallelic Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms and Genotyping Error in Genetic Epidemiology Studies: MDR1 (ABCB1) G2677/T/A as an Example

Claudia Hüebner, Ivonne Petermann, Brian L. Browning, Andrew N. Shelling and Lynnette R. Ferguson
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DOI: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-06-0759 Published June 2007
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    MDR1 G2677T/A allelic discrimination PCR by melting curve analysis using the LightCycler. A. Three common genotypes: T/T, G/T, and G/G. B. Genotypes T/T and G/G and the rare genotypes T/A or G/A, respectively.

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  • Table 1.

    Known triallelic SNPs in IBD-associated genes as shown on the National Center for Biotechnology Information database

    Geners no.Description as diallelic (year)Description of 3rd allele (year)
    MDR1rs10274623C/G (2003)C/G/T (2005)
    rs2032582G/T (2001)A/G/T (2003)
    TNFRSF1Brs522205A/T (2000)A/T/C (2003)
    OCTN2rs11568513—A/G/T (2003)
    DLG5rs1866436—C/G/T (2001)
    IL4rs2243244—A/G/T (2001)
    IL11rs4252546—A/C/G (2002)
    MIFrs2330659A/C (2001)A/C/G (2002)
    rs2330658A/T (2001)A/C/G (2002)
    NFkB1rs12721575G/T (2002)A/G/T (2004)
    rs3810903—A/G/T (2003)
  • Table 2.

    Oligonucleotide sequences for primers used for DNA sequencing, RFLP, allelic discrimination PCR, Sequenom, and Taqman SNP Genotyping Assay

    Primer5′ PositionSequence3′ Position
    Sequencing
        2677Cfor65436GCTATAGGTTCCAGGCTTGCT65416
        MDR1rev65140TAGAGCATAGTAAGCAGTAGG65161
    RFLP
        MDR1 forward65304TGCAATAGCAGGAGTTGT65287
        MDR1 reverse64964AAAGTGGGGAGGAAGGAAGA64983
    Allelic discrimination
        2677W65221AGTTTGACTCACCTTCCCTGC65241
        2677M65221AGTTTGACTCACCTTCCCTGA65241
    Taqman primer
        Forward65461GTCTTGGACAAGCACTGAAAGATAAGA65435
        Reverse65186CATATTTAGTTTGACTCA65232
        Probe 165233VIC- CTTCCCAGAACCTTC-NFQMGB65247
        Probe 265235FAM- TCCCAGCACCTTC-NFQMGB65247
    LightCycler primer
        MDR1 ex21S forward65297GCAGGAGTTGTTGAAATGAAAATG65274
        MDR1 ex21B reverse65218cgcctgc TTTAGTTTGACTCA65232
        21 Anchor65253CTTTCTTATCTTTCAGTGCTTGTCC65276
        21 Sensor65248TTCCCAGTACCTTCT65235
    Sequenom primer
        MDR1 PCR forward65290ACGTTGGATGGAAAATGTTGTCTGGACAAGC65270
        MDR1 PCR reverse65214ACGTTGGATGCATATTTAGTTTGACTCACC65233
        MDR1 UEP_SEQ65262ggcGATAAGAAAGAACTAGAAGGT65240
        MDR1 EXT1_SEQ65262ggcGATAAGAAAGAACTAGAAGGTC65241
        MDR1 EXT2_SEQ65262ggcGATAAGAAAGAACTAGAAGGTA65241
        MDR1 EXT3_SEQ65262ggcGATAAGAAAGAACTAGAAGGTG65241
        MDR1 EXT4_SEQ65262ggcGATAAGAAAGAACTAGAAGGTT65241
    • NOTE: Primers were designed on the published MDR1 sequence (AC005068) or adopted from Song et al. (53).

      Abbreviations: NFQ-MGB, non-fluorescent quencher/minor groove binder; VIC, fluorescent dye used to label the Taqman SNP Genotyping Assay probe that detects the allele 1 sequence; FAM, fluorescent dye used to label the Taqman SNP Genotyping Assay probe that detects the allele 2 sequence; UEP, unextended primer; EXT1, EXT2, EXT3, EXT4, mass extent primer.

  • Table 3.

    The observed genotype frequencies obtained using the different methods of analysis (see Materials and Methods)

    Method (no. genotypes)Estimated allele frequency
    GTA
    PCR (69)0.5430.4570.000
    Taqman (71)0.5860.4140.000
    RFLP (73)0.5820.4180.000
    LightCycler (73)0.5890.3770.034
    Sequencing (69)0.5720.3840.043
    Sequenom (69)0.5650.3910.043
    True genotype frequency (73)0.5620.3970.041
    • NOTE: The number of genotypes is <73 for some platforms due to failed or unclear assays (see Table 4).

  • Table 4.

    Error rates for Taqman, LightCycler, PCR, and RFLP

    MethodGenotype error (95% confidence interval)Allele errorComments
    Knowledge of 3rd allele not necessary
        Sequencing0.014 (0.000, 0.078)0.007 (0.000, 0.040)1 error, 68 correct, 4 missing
        Sequenome0.000 (0.000, 0.052)0.000 (0.000, 0.026)0 errors, 69 correct, 4 missing
        LightCycler0.096 (0.039, 0.188)0.062 (0.029, 0.114)7 errors, 66 correct, 0 missing
    Knowledge of 3rd allele necessary
        Taqman0.010 (0.041, 0.195)0.050 (0.020, 0.100)7 errors, 63 correct, 3 missing
        PCR0.145 (0.072, 0.250)0.072 (0.035, 0.129)10 errors, 59 correct, 4 missing
        RFLP0.110 (0.049, 0.205)0.062 (0.029, 0.114)8 errors, 65 correct, 0 missing
    • NOTE: Genotype error rate was defined as the number of correct genotypes divided by the number of successful genotypes. Allele error rate is defined as number of correctly called alleles divided by twice the number of successful genotypes. A successful genotype is a genotype that is not missing and that is not unclear.

  • Table 5.

    Missing genotypes out of 73 attempted

    MethodMissing rate (95% confidence interval)CommentsMissing alleles
    Knowledge of 3rd allele not necessary
        Sequencing0.055 (0.015, 0.134)4 missingG/T (4)
        Sequenome0.055 (0.015, 0.134)4 missingG/G (2), T/T (2)
        LightCycler0.000 (0.000, 0.049)0 missing
    Knowledge of 3rd allele necessary
        Taqman0.041 (0.009, 0.115)3 missingG/T (2), T/T (1)
        PCR0.055 (0.015, 0.134)4 missingG/T (2), G/G (2)
        RFLP0.000 (0.000, 0.049)0 missing
    • NOTE: Failed and unclear genotypes counts were combined to obtain missing genotype counts.

  • Table 6.

    Summary of MDR1 G2677/T/A allele frequencies reported in various studies

    StudynRacial groupMethodsAllele frequencies
    GTA
    Healthy population
    Cascorbi et al. 2001461 (167 ♀, 294 ♂)GermanRFLP and sequencing0.5640.4160.019
    Kurzawski et al. 2006204 (♀ 93, ♂ 111)Polish-CaucasianAllele-specific PCR and sequencing0.5950.3850.020
    Gaikovitch et al. 2003290 (healthy or non malignant disease)Russian-CaucasianHybridization probe0.5480.4190.033
    Allabi et al. 2005111West African (Beninese)2× sequencing0.9910.0090
    Cavaco et al. 2003100Caucasian PortuguesePCR-RFLP0.5250.475—
    Tan et al. 2004104ChineseSequencing0.5050.4370.058
    139Polish Caucasians0.5760.4140.011
    Tang et al. 2002104ChineseRFLP0.5050.4370.058
    93Malay0.5750.3600.065
    68Indian0.3380.6180.044
    Lee et al. 2005632KoreansPyrosequencing0.4380.3910.171
    142Vietnamese0.5810.3560.063
    Horinouchi et al. 2002117JapanesePCR-RFLP and sequencing0.4400.3600.200
    Saito et al. 2003130 (♀ 70, ♂ 60)JapaneseTaqman and direct sequencing?0.4320.4080.169
    IBD studies
    Urcelay et al. 2006321 CDSpanishPCR and sequencing0.6320.3590.009
    330 UC0.6280.3650.007
    352 controls0.6050.3840.011
    Potocnik et al. 2004139 CDSlovenianTaqman0.5950.405—
    144 UC0.5200.480—
    355 controls0.5970.403—
    Onnie et al. 2006828 CDBritish (Jewish and non-Jewish)Pyrosequencing and partial sequencing (48 samples)0.5790.4050.016
    580 UC0.5330.4460.021
    285 controls0.5790.3960.025
    Ho et al. 2005335 UC patientsScottishTaqman (only G/T) and sequencing (100) for A allele frequency0.5460.4980.02
    268 CD patients0.5280.472—
    370 controls0.5120.498—
    Palmieri et al. 2005478 CD patientsItalianSequencing0.5590.4250.016
    468 UC patients0.5280.4470.025
    450 controls0.5560.4230.021
    Brant et al. 2003211 non-Jewish IBD65% non-Jewish0.602 NJP0.393 NJP0.005 NJP
    392 non-Jewish controls0.524 NJC0.45 NJC0.026 NJC
    114 Jewish IBDPCR-sequencing and pyrosequencing0.627 JP0.368 JP0.005 JP
    219 White Ashkenazi Jewish controls35% Jewish ancestry0.605 JC0.365 JC0.003 JC
    • NOTE: ♀, male; ♂, female.

      Abbreviations: CD, Crohn's disease; UC, ulcerative colitis; NJP, non-Jewish IBD patients; NJC, non-Jewish controls; JP, Jewish IBD patients; JC, white Ashkenazi Jewish controls.

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