摘要
目的:探讨EGFR基因第一内含子区rs763317位点单核苷酸多态性(SNP)与江西地区汉族人群胃癌遗传易感性的相关性。方法:应用MassARRAYSNP分型技术检测138例胃癌患者和170名正常对照EGFR基因多态位点rs763317的基因型。用χ2检验统计分析病例组和对照组基因型和等位基因的频率;采用非条件Logistic回归分析,计算比数比(OR)和95%CI,评价多态性位点与胃癌遗传易感性的相关性。结果:EGFRrs763317多态位点AA、AG和GG基因型在胃癌人群中的分布频率为5.8%、52.2%和42.0%,与对照组(2.4%,31.8%和65.9%)相比差异有统计学意义,P≤0.001。与rs763317GG基因型相比,携带AA或AG基因型的个体能显著增加患胃癌的发病危险(OR=3.909,95%CI:1.108~13.786;OR=2.540,95%CI:1.565~4.123)。等位基因A在胃癌患者的分布频率显著高于正常对照组(OR=3.277,95%CI:1.103~9.738)。结论:首次发现EGFR基因第一内含子区rs763317位点多态性与江西地区汉族人群胃癌的遗传易感性相关。
OBJECTIVE:To determine the association of EGFR rs763317 with the genetic susceptibility of gastric cancer in Chinese Han population from Jiangxi Province.METHODS:EGFR rs763317 was genotyped in a case-control population including 138 patients with gastric cancer and 170 controls by MassARRAYSNP genotyping.The genotype and allele frequencies were analyzed by Chi-square test in both groups.Logistic regression analysis,adjusted for age and sex,calculate odds ratio(OR)and 95% confidence interval(95% CI)to analyze the associations between the susceptibility of gastric cancer and genotypes.RESULTS:The frequencies of genotypes AA,AG and GG at SNP rs763317 were 5.8%,52.2% and 42.0% in gastric cancer patients,which were significantly different from that in controls(2.3%,31.8% and 65.9%).Compared with GG genotype,homozygote and heterozygote variant forms(AA and AG)significantly increased the risk of developing gastric cancer(OR=3.909,95%CI:1.108-13.786;OR=2.540,95%CI:1.565-4.123).The A allele frequency of rs763317 was significantly higher in patients with gastric cancer than in controls(OR=3.277,95%CI:1.103-9.738).CONCLUSION:This is the first time to report that an association between the EGFR rs763317 polymorphism and genetic susceptibility of gastric cancer in Chinese Han population from Jiangxi Province.
出处
《中华肿瘤防治杂志》
CAS
2010年第10期724-727,共4页
Chinese Journal of Cancer Prevention and Treatment
基金
广州市科技攻关计划(2008A1-E4151)
关键词
EGFR
单核苷酸多态性
胃肿瘤/流行病学
遗传易感性
EGFR
single nucleotide polymorphism
gastric stomach neoplasms/epidemiology
genetic susceptibility