慢性阻塞性肺疾病发展中炎症基因变异的基因-基因和基因-环境相互作用

G. Korytina, Y. G. Aznabaeva, T. Nasibullin, O. Kochetova, N. N. Khusnutdinova, T. Viktorova, N. Zagidullin
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慢性阻塞性肺疾病(COPD)是一种复杂的慢性炎症性疾病,其特征是部分可逆的气流限制、慢性炎症、小气道纤维化和肺实质破坏。我们旨在评估俄罗斯鞑靼族吸烟者和非吸烟者中炎症基因位点单独和联合与COPD的关系,以评估基因-基因和基因-环境相互作用在COPD发展中的作用。对484例吸烟COPD患者、517例健康吸烟者、117例非吸烟COPD患者和100例健康非吸烟者的11个炎症基因位点进行基因分型,包括IL19、IL20、IL24、PPBP、IL4、IL4RA、С5、FAS、FASLG和TGFb1。发现IL19 (rs2243193)、IL4 (rs2243250)、IL4 (rs2070874)和PPBP (rs352010)与吸烟者COPD有显著相关性。在非吸烟者中,IL24 (rs291107)、IL4 (rs2070874)和PPBP (rs352010)存在关联。检测炎症基因位点IL19 (rs2243193)、IL4 (rs2070874)、TGFb1 (rs1800469)、PPBP (rs352010)和FASLG (rs763110)与吸烟指数的相关性。FAS (rs1800682)、FASLG (rs763110)、IL4 (rs2243250)、IL4RA (rs1805010)和PPBP (rs352010)位点与肺功能变量之间存在相关性。基因-基因相互作用分析的结果显示,在按吸烟状况分层的人群中,炎症基因位点与COPD的关联模式不同。IL19的A等位基因(rs2243193)、IL4的C等位基因(rs2243250)和PPBP的T等位基因(rs352010)的组合是吸烟者COPD相关的大多数保护性基因-基因组合的主要组成部分。PPBP TT基因型(rs352010)与FAS等位基因(rs1800682)联合导致COPD风险最高。而在非吸烟者中,最常见的特征是保护模式中的IL24 (rs291107) C等位基因和易感组合中的IL24 (rs291107) T等位基因。非吸烟者COPD风险最高的基因组合由IL12RB2的a等位基因(rs3762317)、IL12A的G等位基因(rs2243115)、IL4的C等位基因(rs2070874)和IL4RA的a等位基因(rs1805010)组成。
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Gene-gene and gene-environment interactions of the inflammatory gene variants in the development of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a complex chronic inflammatory disease that is characterized by partly reversible airflow limitation, chronic inflammation, fibrosis of small airways, and destruction of lung parenchyma. We aimed to assess the association of the inflammatory gene loci singly and in combinations with COPD in smokers and non-smokers in ethnic Tatar from Russia to evaluate the gene-gene and gene-environment interactions in COPD development. Eleven loci of inflammatory genes, including IL19, IL20, IL24, PPBP, IL4, IL4RA, С5, FAS, FASLG, and TGFb1, were genotyped in 484 smoking COPD patients, 517 healthy smokers, 117 non-smoking COPD patients, and 100 healthy non-smokers. Significant associations with COPD in smokers were identified for IL19 (rs2243193), IL4 (rs2243250), IL4 (rs2070874), and PPBP (rs352010). In non-smokers, associations were established for IL24 (rs291107), IL4 (rs2070874), and PPBP (rs352010). Associations of inflammatory genes loci IL19 (rs2243193), IL4 (rs2070874), TGFb1 (rs1800469), PPBP (rs352010), and FASLG (rs763110) and smoking index were determined. Associations of FAS (rs1800682), FASLG (rs763110), IL4 (rs2243250), IL4RA (rs1805010), and PPBP (rs352010) loci with pulmonary function variables were observed. The results of gene-gene interactions analysis showed distinctive patterns of association of inflammatory gene loci with COPD in groups stratified by smoking status. The combination of A allele of IL19 (rs2243193), C allele of IL4 (rs2243250), and T allele of PPBP (rs352010) was the main component of the majority of protective gene-gene combination associated with COPD in smokers. The highest risk of COPD was conferred by TT genotype of PPBP (rs352010) in combination with A allele of FAS (rs1800682). While in non-smokers, the most commonly featured was IL24 (rs291107) C allele in protective patterns and IL24 (rs291107) T allele in predisposing combinations. The highest risk of COPD in non-smokers was detected in a gene-gene combination consisting of A allele of IL12RB2 (rs3762317) together with G allele of IL12A (rs2243115), C allele of IL4 (rs2070874), and A allele of IL4RA (rs1805010).
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