From: Association between MPO-463G > A polymorphism and cancer risk: evidence from 60 case-control studies
Author | Year | details |
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Matsuo | 2001 | Outpatients without any history of cancer |
Matsuo | 2001 | Non-cancer controls |
Xu | 2002 | Friends or spouses of patients (with either lung cancer or other cardiothoracic problems), with no matching characteristics |
Krajinovic | 2002 | Selected from a large institutional DNA bank. Care was taken to match the patient population by selecting controls of French-Canadian origin served by Sainte-Justine Hospital |
Kantarct | 2002 | Without diagnosis of lung cancer |
Feyler | 2002 | Frequency matched on age, sex, and hospital, consisted of all consecutive Caucasian patients without previous or current malignant diseases |
Dally | 2002 | Had no previous or present history of malignant diseases: the main diagnoses included alveolitis, bronchitis,pneumonia, fibrosis,sarcoidosis, COPD and emphysema |
Chevriera | 2001 | All subjects hospitalized for different disorders except cancer |
Chana | 2004 | Had no history of pulmonary diseases, and were receiving health evaluation for other reasons and matched for sex and age with the lung cancer patients |
Hung | 2004 | Patients admitted to the same hospitals during the same period of time, with urological non-neoplastic diseases, including hydronephrosis, urolithiasis, malformative urological diseases, prostatic adenoma, and hypertrophia, urological traumas, orchiepididymitis, hydrocele and unspecified urinary symptoms |
Schabath | 2005 | Healthy controls frequency matched to the cases on age (±5 years), gender,ethnicity, and smoking status (current, former, and never) |
Park | 2006 | Healthy volunteers |
Larsen | 2006 | Controls consisted of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) but without lung cancer (n ¼ 380), treated at the same hospital from 1998 to 2003, or healthy smokers attending a smoking cessation clinic held at the hospital from 2000 to 2003 |
Zhang | 2007 | No known malignant diseases |
Yanga | 2007 | Healty individuals without lung cancer or any other cancer |
Oliveira | 2007 | Individuals admitted in the Pediatric department of the Federal University of Sao Paulo, Brazil without osteosarcoma |
Mustea | 2007 | The control group consisted of similarly aged women with no history of cancer and all of them were treated for benign gynecological diseases. None of them had previously undergone a hysterectomy |
Yoon | 2008 | Healthy control |
Price | 2008 | Healthy controls were frequency matched for age and sex. The controls were healthy nonblood-related family members (usually spouses) and friends of other cancer/surgical patients and were used as a shared set of controls for aerodigestive cancers |
Choi | 2008 | Free of both prostate cancer and lung cancer |
Saygilii | 2009 | Healthy volunteers and No one in the control group had a smoking history or chronic use of any drugs |
Klinchid | 2009 | Healthy volunteers and diabetic patients |
Wu | 2010 | With the same habits and without a present or previous history of any cancer |
Hsieh | 2010 | Non-leiomyoma |
Guo | 2010 | Spouse or geographically matched residents who were EBV/IgA/VCA positive (IgA+) or EBV/IgA/ VCA negative (IgA-) and NPC free at the time of study enrollment |
Nahon | 2011 | HCV-induced cirrhosis |
Wang | 2011 | Non-cancer controls |
Li | 2011 | Healthy had no current or previous diagnosis of cancer and genetic disease |
Li | 2011 | Diagnosed as normal by histopathology of ophageal squamous epithelial cells |
Arslan | 2011 | Healthy individuals without any history of cancer |
Jang | 2012 | Individuals without gastic cancer |
Carmo | 2012 | They had persistent anti-HCV antibodies and were HCVRNA positive. Presence of hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and immunodeficiency virus (HIV) antibodies were considered as exclusion criteria |
Tefik | 2013 | Normal DRE and serum PSA levels of <4 ng/mL |
Bag | 2014 | Normal healthy individuals with no history of cancer |
Kiyohara | 2014 | Without a clinical history of any type of cancer past or present, ischemic heart disease or chronic respiratory diseases |