ASSOCIATION OF THE MMP7 –181A>G PROMOTER
POLYMORPHISM WITH EARLY ONSET OF
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE Tacheva T1,*, Dimov D2, Anastasov A1, Zhelyazkova Y2,
Kurzawski M3, Gulubova M4, Drozdzik M3, Vlaykova T1 *Corresponding Author: Assistant Professor Tanya Tacheva, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Medical Faculty,
Trakia University, 11 Armeiska Str., Stara Zagora, Bulgaria. Tel: +359878334176. E-mail: tanya.ta4eva@abv.bg page: 59
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RESULTS
The PCR product amplified with the primers for
MMP7 –181A>G was 150 bp in length. The EcoRI digestion
resulted in 150 bp for the AA genotype, 150, 120
and 30 bp for the AG genotype, and 120 and 30 bp for the
GG genotype (Figure 1).
The genotype distribution in both controls and patients
did not deviate from HWE (p = 0.998 and p = 0.999).
After statistical processing of the data, we found no differences
in the genotype and allele distribution of the MMP7
–181A>G polymorphism between COPD patients and
controls (p = 0.341 and p = 0.214) (Table 2). In the group
of patients, there was no association between the genotype and gender (p = 0.358), smoking habit (p = 0.587), stage
of the disease (p = 0.924) or spirometric indexes for lung
function (for FEV1: p = 0.598 and for FEV1/FVC: p = 0.3,
Kruskal-Wallis test). Association of the MMP-7 G allele
with severity of COPD was also not found (p = 0.876).
However, the carriers of the G allele (AG and GG
genotypes) appeared to develop COPD significantly early
compared to those with the AA genotype (61.01 ± 10.11
vs. 64.87 ± 9.00 years, p = 0.032, Student t-test). When
the genotype distribution was studied only in the patients
(n = 76) and controls (n = 106) younger than 60 years,
significant difference was found. The frequency of the carriers
of the G allele (AG and GG genotypes), was higher in
COPD patients than in controls, showing a 3-fold higher
risk for the development of COPD before the age of 60
years (Table 3).
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