Figure 5 of Bhattacharjee, Mol Vis 2008; 14:841-850.


Figure 5. CYP1B1 haplotype distribution. A: CYP1B1 haplotype variation among primary open-angle glaucoma patients and controls The Study of haplotype diversity among patients and controls revealed C-G-G-T-A as the predominant haplotype among POAG patients (41%) and a lower representation among controls (10%). Hence, the haplotype represents a potential risk haplotype among POAG patients. B: The distribution of the risk haplotype (CGGTA) in 24 ethnic groups of the Indian population. The study on the distribution of the risk haplotype (C-G-G-T-A) in the various ethnic groups of the Indian population revealed the highest frequency (26.6%) among the ethnic group, IE-N-LP5, followed by AA-C-IP5 (25%). In the OG-W-LP5 group where c.1666G (Val432) is the major allele, the risk haplotype frequency was estimated to be 16.7%.