2011
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2393-11-35
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No association between polymorphisms/haplotypes of the vascular endothelial growth factor gene and preeclampsia

Abstract: BackgroundPreeclampsia (PE) is the first worldwide cause of death in pregnant women, intra-uterine growth retardation, and fetal prematurity. Some vascular endothelial grown factor gene (VEGF) polymorphisms have been associated to PE and other pregnancy disturbances. We evaluated the associations between VEGF genotypes/haplotypes and PE in Mexican women.Methods164 pregnant women were enrolled in a case-control study (78 cases and 86 normotensive pregnant controls). The rs699947 (-2578C/A), rs1570360 (-1154G/A)… Show more

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“…We report that this SNP may modify the risk of PCa up to 84%, supporting its involvement in prostate carcinogenesis. Despite that in Mexico there are no studies of -2578 C/A polymorphism and PCa, the frequency of -2578 A/A genotype has been reported in a range of 11-12% in Northwestern Mexican women [13] and Mexican ancestry participants of the HapMap International Project, respectively [29]. These data suggest that the low frequency of A/A carriers in the cases group observed in our study was directly related with their status of disease.…”
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confidence: 32%
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“…We report that this SNP may modify the risk of PCa up to 84%, supporting its involvement in prostate carcinogenesis. Despite that in Mexico there are no studies of -2578 C/A polymorphism and PCa, the frequency of -2578 A/A genotype has been reported in a range of 11-12% in Northwestern Mexican women [13] and Mexican ancestry participants of the HapMap International Project, respectively [29]. These data suggest that the low frequency of A/A carriers in the cases group observed in our study was directly related with their status of disease.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 32%
“…The -2578 C/A polymorphism of VEGF gene was selected considering some premises: 1) the high prevalence of aggressive tumors reported in a previous Mexican early PCa screening PSA and DRE-based [16], 2) tumor aggressiveness is related with angiogenesis, while a high VEGF expression in cancer is considered as an unfavorable prognosis marker, 3) in addition to their association with cancer in other populations, -2578 C/A VEGF polymorphism has an impact in the mRNA level, and finally, 4) -2578 VEGF A/A genotype frequency was reported in a 10% among Northwestern Mexican population [13]; therefore, their potential association with PCa could have an impact in an important proportion of Mexican men.…”
Section: Snps Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Noha az érképződési zavar teljes mechanizmusának biológiai háttere egyelőre felderítetlen, az angiogeneticus faktorok működészavarát több szerző is erősen valószínűsíti [12,[23][24][25]. Míg állatkísérletekben első-sorban a VEGF-A csökkent működése eredményezte IUGR kialakulását, addig a humán mintán végzett vizsgálatok elsősorban a PlGF érintettségére utaló eredmé-nyeket mutattak [26][27][28][29][30].…”
Section: Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor a (Vegf-a)unclassified