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Table 3 Distribution of KIR/HLA-C combinations in CRC patients, local healthy samples and Italian controls

From: Role of KIR and CD16A genotypes in colorectal carcinoma genetic risk and clinical stage

KIR genes and HLA ligands

CRC patients (N = 52)

Local controls (N = 58)

p valuea

OR

Fasano, 2014 (N = 270)

p valuea

OR

N

%

N

%

N

%

2DL1 HLA-C2+

34

65.4

43

74.1

NS

 

187

69.3

NS

 

2DL1 HLA-C2−

17

32.7

13

22.4

NS

 

74

27.4

NS

 

2DL2 HLA-C1+

28

53.8

26

44.8

NS

 

113

41.9

NS

 

2DL2 HLA-C1/C1

11

21.2

5

8.6

NS

     

2DL2 HLA-C1−

3

5.8

11

19.0

0.047

0.2616

43

16.0

0.08

 

2DL3 HLA-C1+

40

76.9

35

60.3

NS

 

183

67.8

NS

 

2DL3 HLA-C1−

6

11.5

11

19.0

NS

 

51

18.8

NS

 

2DS1 HLA-C2+

13

25.0

22

37.9

NS

 

68

25.2

NS

 

2DS1 HLA-C2−

7

13.5

6

10.3

NS

 

29

10.7

NS

 

2DS2 HLA-C1+

30

57.7

24

41.4

NS

 

112

41.5

0.033

1.9237

2DS2 HLA-C1−

3

5.8

8

13.8

NS

 

44

16.3

0.05

0.3145

2DS2 AND 2DS3 HLA-C1+

16

30.8

14

24.1

NS

     

2DS2+ , KIR2DL2 or 2DL3+ , C group 1+

30

57.7

23

39.7

0.08

     

2DL2 and 2DS2+ , C group 1 −

2

3.8

8

13. 8

0.09

     
  1. aPearson Chi square test or Fisher’s exact test, as appropriate