Table 1

Statistical power analysis

Frequency of antigenic alleleGVHD
50% vs 55%50% vs 60%
0.1   
    Unrelated donor 7642 1891 
    Sibling donor 13 330 3296 
0.2   
    Unrelated donor 5326 1319 
    Sibling donor 8362 2069 
0.3   
    Unrelated donor 4723 1169 
    Sibling donor 7490 1853 
0.4   
    Unrelated donor 4519 1119 
    Sibling donor 6296 1558 
0.5   
    Unrelated donor 4469 1106 
    Sibling donor 6128 1517 
Frequency of antigenic alleleGVHD
50% vs 55%50% vs 60%
0.1   
    Unrelated donor 7642 1891 
    Sibling donor 13 330 3296 
0.2   
    Unrelated donor 5326 1319 
    Sibling donor 8362 2069 
0.3   
    Unrelated donor 4723 1169 
    Sibling donor 7490 1853 
0.4   
    Unrelated donor 4519 1119 
    Sibling donor 6296 1558 
0.5   
    Unrelated donor 4469 1106 
    Sibling donor 6128 1517 

Statistical power analysis to estimate the number of transplant donor/recipient pairs that would need to be studied to provide 90% power to detect a hypothetical 10% (50%-55%) or 20% (50%-60%) increase in the risk of developing acute GVHD attributable to donor/recipient disparity at a specific minor H locus, as a function of (1) the frequency of the antigenic allele in the population from which the donor and recipient are derived, and (2) the relationship of the donor to the recipient (unrelated vs full sibling). It is assumed for this analysis that the donor/recipient pairs are matched for HLA-A, -B, -C, and -DRB1, and that they all express the MHC-restricting allele for the minor H antigen. The requisite number of pairs when the frequency, f, of the antigenic allele is > 0.5 is the same as the requisite number when the frequency of the antigenic allele is 1 − f.

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