2010
DOI: 10.1134/s0026893310050092
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The polymorphisms G(−174)C in IL6 gene and G(−1082)A in IL10 gene are associated with poor outcomes in patients with acute coronary syndrome

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“…Associations of certain alleles and geno types were not observed either with the predisposition to cardiac infarction or with an unfavorable outcome upon ACS. At the same time, the frequencies of geno types of the -174G>C polymorphic region obtained in the present work for the control subjects corre sponded to the frequencies of genotypes in patients with ACS [32], in patients with cardiac infarction, and in the control subjects (our unpublished data for the sampling investigated in [31]). At the same time, in both cases [31,32], combinations of alleles and geno types of IL6 and other inflammation genes were revealed which are associated with the disease.…”
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“…Associations of certain alleles and geno types were not observed either with the predisposition to cardiac infarction or with an unfavorable outcome upon ACS. At the same time, the frequencies of geno types of the -174G>C polymorphic region obtained in the present work for the control subjects corre sponded to the frequencies of genotypes in patients with ACS [32], in patients with cardiac infarction, and in the control subjects (our unpublished data for the sampling investigated in [31]). At the same time, in both cases [31,32], combinations of alleles and geno types of IL6 and other inflammation genes were revealed which are associated with the disease.…”
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confidence: 55%
“…At the same time, the frequencies of geno types of the -174G>C polymorphic region obtained in the present work for the control subjects corre sponded to the frequencies of genotypes in patients with ACS [32], in patients with cardiac infarction, and in the control subjects (our unpublished data for the sampling investigated in [31]). At the same time, in both cases [31,32], combinations of alleles and geno types of IL6 and other inflammation genes were revealed which are associated with the disease. We dis covered a protective effect of carriage of the IL6*-174C allele in combination with CCR5*d (rs333) and LTA*252G (rs909253) in the development of cardiac inf arction [31]; the association of an unfavorable outcome with combined carriage of the -174G/G genotype of IL6 and 1082G/A and 1082A/A genotypes of IL10 was revealed in patients with ACS [32].…”
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“…19 Most population-based studies have observed that variants in the genes encoding interleukin-1 receptor antagonist, IL-6, IL-10, IL-16, IL-17A, and IL-18 are also genetically associated with atherosclerosis and CAD. [20][21][22][23][24] Recently, it was confirmed that the novel cytokine IL-33, a member of the IL-1 family, and its receptor ST2L-IL-1RL1 play important roles in inflammatory diseases. Furthermore, Miller et al demonstrated that the IL-33-ST2L pathway might inhibit the development of atherosclerosis.…”
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