249100.G.7.5

Country

Jordan; Lebanon

HPO Terms

Periodic Fever; Abdominal pain; Amyloidosis

Subject Variants

Variant Name	Allele Count	Allele Frequency	Associated Disease	Associated Gene
Beta NM_199161.5:c.[209=;224=]	2		Familial Mediterranean Fever

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Remarks

Group of 3 FMF patients with Amyloidosis. "The beta and gamma SAA1 alleles were more frequently encountered in the group without amyloidosis, whereas the alpha allele was significantly more observed in FMF patients with amyloidosis (p < 0.025)."

References

Medlej-Hashim et al. 2004

Related Subjects

Subject Id	Country	HPO Terms	Remarks
249100.G.7.1	Jordan; Lebanon	Periodic Fever; Abdominal pain; Amyloidosis	Group of 11 FMF patients with Amyloidosis. "The alpha allele was significantly more observed in FMF patients with amyloidosis (p < 0.025)."
249100.G.7.2	Jordan; Lebanon	Periodic Fever; Abdominal pain	Group of 10 FMF patients without Amyloidosis. "The alpha allele was significantly more observed in FMF patients with amyloidosis (p < 0.025)."
249100.G.7.3	Jordan; Lebanon	Periodic Fever; Abdominal pain; Amyloidosis	Group of 16 FMF patients with Amyloidosis. "The alpha allele was significantly more observed in FMF patients with amyloidosis (p < 0.025)."
249100.G.7.4	Jordan; Lebanon	Periodic Fever; Abdominal pain	Group of 15 FMF patients without Amyloidosis. "The alpha allele was significantly more observed in FMF patients with amyloidosis (p < 0.025)."
249100.G.7.6	Jordan; Lebanon	Periodic Fever; Abdominal pain	Group of 11 FMF patients without Amyloidosis. "The beta and gamma SAA1 alleles were more frequently encountered in the group without amyloidosis, whereas the alpha allele was significantly more observed in FMF patients with amyloidosis (p < 0.025)."
249100.G.7.7	Jordan; Lebanon	Periodic Fever; Abdominal pain	Group of 4 FMF patients without Amyloidosis. "The beta and gamma SAA1 alleles were more frequently encountered in the group without amyloidosis, whereas the alpha allele was significantly more observed in FMF patients with amyloidosis (p < 0.025)."

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