2018
DOI: 10.1111/bjd.17191
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Subtype‐specific inherited predisposition to pemphigus in the Chinese population

Abstract: This study represents the largest GWAS on pemphigus in the Chinese population published to date, and has allowed us to identify HLA haplotypes significantly shared between or specific to the two main subtypes of pemphigus.

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“…Consequently, many associations that may be relevant for the disease are missed in such studies. In fact, three recent GWAS of pemphigus in the Han Chinese population confirmed the great effect of HLA, but could not replicate weaker associations (Gao et al, 2018, Sun et al, 2019, Zhang et al, 2019. Moreover, in both the GWAS and the hypothesis-driven candidate gene association studies, the effect of certain variants may remain undetected if specific epistatic interactions between two or more variants are missed because informative tag SNPs of the relevant variant(s) of the additional locus (or loci) are not available or were ignored.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Consequently, many associations that may be relevant for the disease are missed in such studies. In fact, three recent GWAS of pemphigus in the Han Chinese population confirmed the great effect of HLA, but could not replicate weaker associations (Gao et al, 2018, Sun et al, 2019, Zhang et al, 2019. Moreover, in both the GWAS and the hypothesis-driven candidate gene association studies, the effect of certain variants may remain undetected if specific epistatic interactions between two or more variants are missed because informative tag SNPs of the relevant variant(s) of the additional locus (or loci) are not available or were ignored.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For sporadic PF in China (Sun et al, 2019;Zhang et al, 2019) (Martel et al, 2002) (Table S2). Most differences between sporadic PF on these populations and endemic PF in Brazil and Tunisia probably result from the distinct allele frequencies and statistical power.…”
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“…Zhang et al . performed a GWAS in 365 patients with pemphigus vulgaris (PV), 104 patients with pemphigus foliaceus (PF) and 1105 controls without pemphigus . This is the largest GWAS in patients with pemphigus performed to date and the only GWAS to compare genetic polymorphisms between the two pemphigus subtypes within a single ethnic group.…”
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“…Pemphigus is a polygenic autoimmune disease; therefore, investigation of genetic predisposition has historically focused on major histocompatibility complex genes, showing associations between pemphigus (mainly PV) and certain human leucocyte antigen (HLA) types in a population‐specific manner. The Zhang et al . GWAS revealed all top pemphigus‐associated SNPs to be located at the HLA region.…”
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“…Marrocos, Itália, Tunísia, República Eslovaca, Venezuela e China (ABIDA et al, 2009;BIROL et al, 2002;YAMAMOTO et al, 2011;BRICK et al, 2007;SAENZ-CANTELE et al, 2007;PARNICKA et al, 2013;TUNCA et al, 2010;CARCASSI et al 1996;GONZALEZ-ESCRIBANO et al, 1998;ZHANG et al, 2019). 2008;KANWAR et al, 2002;KANDAN;THAPPA, 2009;SHAIK et al, 2010;SACCHIDANAND et al, 2003;ESPANA ALONSO et al, 2009;KATAKAM et al, 2018 viii.…”
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