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Table 2 Characteristics of studies included in this meta-analysis

From: Association between the IL-10 and IL-6 polymorphisms and brucellosis susceptibility: a meta-analysis

Literature

Country (Ethnics)

Genotyping methods

Source of control

Sample size (Case/Control)

Studied polymorphism

conformity of HWE

Quality score

Bravo(2003) [10, 12]

Caucasian (Spain)

PCR-SSP

PB

83/101

IL-10(−1082,-819,−592)

Yes

14

Budak(2007) [20]

Caucasian (Turkey)

PCR-SSP

PB

40/50

IL-10(−1082,-819,-592); IL-6(−174)

Yes

12

Bravo(2008) [25]

Caucasian (Spain)

PCR-SSP

PB

82/102

IL-6(−174)

Yes

13

Rasouli(2008) [22]

Asian (Iran)

PCR-RFLP

PB

190/81

IL-10(−1082,-819,-592)

Yes

13

Karaoglan(2009) [21]

Caucasian (Turkey)

PCR-SSP

PB

85/85

IL-10(−1082,-819); IL-6(−174)

Yes

13

Asaei(2013) [24]

Asian (Iran)

PCR-RFLP

PB

196/82

IL-6(−174)

Yes

14

Kazemi(2016) [23]

Asian (Iran)

PCR-RFLP

PB

60/60

IL-10(−1082,-819,-592); IL-6(−174)

Yes

13

  1. PB Population–based, PCR-SSP Polymerase chain reaction-sequence-specific primer, WE Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium in control population, PCR–RFLP Polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism.