Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a common eye disease among the elderly that can lead to partial or total loss of vision. It is well known that smoking and excessive weight tend to be associated with higher incidence rates of AMD. More recently, however, several genes have been found t be associated with AMD as well. One gene that has been considered is the Y402H gene (RS 1061170). There are three genotypes for the Y402H gene-TT, TC, and CC. Suppose the relationship between AMD and the Y402H genotype is as follows. Association between Y402H genotype and prevalence of AMD in a high-risk population Y402H TT (wild type) TC CC Total LAUSE SALT AMD= yes AMD no 39 118 120 277 378 528 276 1,182
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