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Table 1 Characteristics of studies included in meta-analysis

From: The association of apolipoprotein-E (APOE) gene polymorphisms with coronary artery disease: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Serial

no.

Author

Year

Country

Ethnicity

Clinical

subtype

Gender wise distribution

Mean age

Mean BMI

SOC

Sample size

Genotyping

HWE

NOS

score

Cases

[N]

Controls

[N]

1

Larifla et al.

2017

French West Indies islands

Afro-Caribbeans

CAD

64.1%/35.9% = M/F

63.51

27.4

HB

234

520

TaqMan

Y

8

2

Abd El-Aziz

2016

Egypt

Egyptians

CAD

60.6% = M

39.4% = F

44.5

102 ≥ 25

PB

132

135

Multi-AMRS

Y

7

3

Afroze et al.

2015

India

Caucasians

CAD

130 = M

70 = F

153 ≥ 50

108 ≥ 25

PB

200

450

PCR-RFLP

Y

8

4

Atis et al.

2016

Turkey

Caucasians

CAD

50/50 = M/F

59.68

29.617

HB

100

100

Kit in Roche light cycler apparatus and hybridization probes

Y

8

5

Cheema et al.

2015

Pakistan

Caucasians

CAD

22.3% = F

77.7% = M

54

28.98

HB

508

183

TaqMan

Y

8

6

Long et al.

2019

China

Chinese han

CAD

67.4%/32.6% = M/F

64.05

30.85

HB

406

231

Real time PCR

and sanger sequencing

Y

9

7

Ghaznavi

2018

Iran

Caucasians

CAD

103/97 = M/F

60.2

 

PB

200

200

PCR-RFLP

Y

8

8

Arafa et al.

2018

Egypt

Egyptians

CHD

85/15 = M/F

55

 

PB

100

100

PCR-RFLP

Y

8

9

Heidari

2013

Iran

Caucasians

CAD

35%/65% = M/F

52.5

25.4

PB

66

61

PCR-RFLP

Y

7

10

Hou et al.

2020

China

Asian

CAD

F

68.16

 

PB

653

646

PCR, Hybridization to sinochip

Y

9

11

Souza et al.

2007

Brazilian

Caucasian

CAD

128/72 = M/F

60.8

 

HB

100

100

PCR-RFLP

Y

8

12

Djan et al.

2011

Serbian

Caucasian

CAD

30/0 = M/F

 

29.2

PB

30

30

PCR-RFLP

Y

7