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Table 2 CD14 genotype distribution in the Dutch Caucasian STD cohort.

From: The CD14 functional gene polymorphism -260 C>T is not involved in either the susceptibility to Chlamydia trachomatis infection or the development of tubal pathology

     

CD14 -260 C>T

  
   

1.1 (CC)

 

1.2 (CT)

 

2.2 (TT)

 
  

Total

n

%

n

%

n

%

 

Total

217

66

30,4%

107

49,3%

44

20,3%

CT IgG+

LCx+ (CT DNA+)

135

38

28,1%

69

51,1%

28

20,7%

 

MO+

42

12

28,6%

24

57,1%

6

14,3%

 

Symp

56

14

25,0%

31

55,4%

11

19,6%

 

LAP+

17

4

23,5%

10

58,8%

3

17,6%

 

LCx- (CT DNA-)

82

28

34,1%

38

46,3%

16

19,5%

 

MO+

29

12

41,4%

11

37,9%

6

20,7%

 

Symp

43

16

37,2%

14

32,6%

13

30,2%

 

LAP+

17

5

29,4%

8

47,1%

4

23,5%

 

Total

359

96

26,7%

185

51,5%

78

21,7%

CT IgG-

LCx+ (CT DNA+)

49

15

30,6%

23

46,9%

11

22,4%

 

MO+

16

3

18,8%

10

62,5%

3

18,8%

 

Symp

19

5

26,3%

11

57,9%

3

15,8%

 

LAP+

10

3

30,0%

6

60,0%

1

10,0%

 

LCx- (CT DNA-)

310

81

26,1%

162

52,3%

67

21,6%

 

MO+

88

20

22,7%

53

60,2%

15

17,0%

 

Symp

103

26

25,2%

51

49,5%

26

25,2%

 

LAP+

37

6

16,2%

20

54,1%

11

29,7%

Healthy Controls

 

170

48

28,2%

82

48,2%

40

23,5%

  1. C. trachomatis IgG positive and negative patients, divided in CT DNA (LCx) positive and negative and subdivided in coinfection with other microorganisms (N. gonorrhoea, T. vaginalis, C. albicans, H. simplex virus 1 & 2), symptoms (vulvovaginal discharge, abdominal pain, dysuria, bleeding during/after coitus) and lower abdominal pain. Abbreviations: CT: C. trachomatis; MO+: microorganism positive; LAP+: lower abdominal pain positive; Symp: symptoms positive