2020
DOI: 10.15789/1563-0625-aot-1629
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Analysis of the association of the polymorphism of the CLIC1, MSH5, C6orf26, C6orf25 genes with the expression level of the HSPA1B gene

Abstract: Резюме. Белки теплового шока (HSPs, heatshock proteins) образуют одну из клеточных молекулярных систем, обладающую шаперонной активностью, направленную на стабилизацию структуры внутриклеточных протеинов, обеспечение устойчивости клеток к стрессу, на ренатурацию неправильно свернутых и элиминацию денатурированных цитоплазматических белков. Учитывая важную роль нарушений уровня экспрессии HSPs в патогенезе целого ряда заболеваний, в нашей работе был проведен поиск ассоциации наличия однонуклеотидных замен (SNPs… Show more

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“…Thus, in individuals with a considerably high expression level of this, the HSPA1B isoform could also contribute to the increased HSPA1A/B expression level in the PD group. Earlier, an SNP-dependent variability of HSPA1B transcriptional activity was demonstrated [44]. In our study performed on a cohort from the Russian population, higher HSPA1B expression levels were found in PBMC from donors homozygous in certain genes compared to heterozygotes.…”
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confidence: 46%
“…Thus, in individuals with a considerably high expression level of this, the HSPA1B isoform could also contribute to the increased HSPA1A/B expression level in the PD group. Earlier, an SNP-dependent variability of HSPA1B transcriptional activity was demonstrated [44]. In our study performed on a cohort from the Russian population, higher HSPA1B expression levels were found in PBMC from donors homozygous in certain genes compared to heterozygotes.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 46%