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Global Translational Medicine                              Inflammatory gene-environment interactions in COPD




            Table 2. Baseline characteristics of studied inflammatory genes loci
            No. Gene   Chromosome  Consequence  HGVS Names  RefSNP  Minor   Minor allele  Minor allele   P‑value for
                      Position                                    allele  frequency in  frequency in   Hardy‑Weinberg
                                                                           COPD      control  equilibrium in control
            1   FASLG  1q24.3     2 kb upstream   c.-844C > T  rs763110  T  0.3469   0.3549        0.24
                      172658358   variant
            2   IL19  1q32.1      3’ UTR variant  c.*258A > G  rs2243193  A  0.3644  0.4546        0.084
                      206842880
            3   IL20  1q32.1      Intron variant  c. 379-152A > G  rs2981573  G  0.3053  0.3282     0.7
                      206867232
            4   IL24  1q32.1      Intron variant  c. 108-172T > C  rs291107  C  0.4443  0.4765     0.31
                      206901826
            5   PPBP   4q13.3     2 kb upstream   c.-1411T > C  rs352010  T  0.2163  0.2237        0.19
                      73989514    variant
            6   IL4   5q31.1      2kb upstream   c.-589C > T  rs2243250  T  0.2745   0.2310        0.54
                      132673462   variant
            7   IL4   5q31.1      5’ UTR variant  c.-33C > T  rs2070874  T  0.1597   0.2277        0.81
                      132674018
            8   С5    9q33.2      Missense   c. 2422G > A,   rs17611  A    0.4376    0.4344        0.23
                      121006922   variant    p.Val802Ile
            9   FAS   10q23.31    Intron variant  c.-671A > G  rs1800682  G  0.4268  0.4489        0.43
                      88990206
            10  IL4RA  16p12.1    Missense   c. 223A > G,   rs1805010  G   0.368     0.4408        0.15
                      27344882    variant    p.Ile75Val
            11  TGFb1  19q13.2    2 kb upstream   c.-1347T > C  rs1800469  T  0.3178  0.3558       0.46
                      41354391    variant
            HGVS names for rs2243193 is c.*258A > G. Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/SNP/snp_ref.cgi?do_not_redirect&rs = rs2243193.

            estimated using Quanto 1.2.4 . Details of statistical   of the studied loci of inflammatory genes in smoker and
                                     [31]
            analysis procedure have been previously described [26,27] .  non-smoker groups. Results of association analysis of
              Briefly, correspondence of the studied SNPs to the   inflammatory gene loci and COPD in groups stratified by
            Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (HWE) was checked by the   smoking status are shown in Table 5.
            Chi-square test. The SNPs were analyzed for associations   Significant association of IL19 (rs2243193) with COPD
            with COPD using logistic regression in additive, dominant,   in smokers was established (P = 0.00001, OR =0.67 for basic
            and recessive models with adjustment for covariates. The   allele test), in the log-additive (P =0.0003, P cor-FDR  =0.00112,
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            linkage disequilibrium structure and haplotype frequencies   OR =0.72), and dominant (P =0.00001, P cor-FDR  =7.5 × 10 ,
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            were calculated with Haploview 4.2. Multilocus analysis   OR =0.48) models (Tables  3  and  5). We analyzed the
            and gene-gene interaction were performed using Allelic   haplotype frequencies of IL19 (rs2243193), IL20 (rs2981573),
            Pattern Sampler (APSampler) version 6.0 software (http://  and  IL24 (rs291107) loci since they are located in the
            apsampler.sourceforge.net/) . False discovery rate   same linkage block on chromosome 1q32.1. The pair-wise
                                  [32]
            (FDR)  was applied to adjust the results for multiple   linkage disequilibrium values for rs2243193, rs2981573, and
                 [33]
            comparisons using the online software program (http://  rs291107 loci were calculated (Figure 1). The strong level
            www.sdmproject.com/utilities/?show=FDR).           of linkage disequilibrium was observed only between IL19
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                                                               (rs2243193) and IL20 (rs2981573) loci (D’ =0.828, r =0.458)
            3. Results                                         (Figure  1). Smoking patients differ significantly from
                                                               smoking healthy individuals in their haplotype frequency
            3.1. Single-locus association analysis of COPD risk in   distribution by IL19 (rs2243193) and IL20 (rs2981573) loci
            smokers and non-smokers
                                                               (P = 0.00001; Table 6). The frequency of the G-A haplotype
            Table 2 presents data on MAF and results of test to   by IL19 (rs2243193) and IL20 (rs2981573) loci was higher
            deviation from HWE within the control group (Table 2).   among patients (61.13% in COPD vs. 50.81% in control,
            All studied SNPs were in HWE. Tables 3 and 4 summarize   P =2.12 × 10 , OR =2.42), and A-A haplotype was lower in
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            the data on the allele and genotype frequency distributions   COPD group (P =1.07 × 10 , OR =0.42).
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