Review
Copyright ©2006 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Jun 21, 2006; 12(23): 3682-3694
Published online Jun 21, 2006. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v12.i23.3682
Table 2 Gene polymorphisms described as involved in fibrogenesis
AuthorEtiologyof liver diseaseGeneFunction ofthe gene productImplicatedgenotypeEffect ongene productEffecton fibrosis
Powell[39]HCVTGF-β1ProfibrogenicCodon 25 (pro/arg)Increased transcriptionIncreased
Powell[39] Forrest[40]HCVATProfibrogenic-6 G/AIncreased transcriptionDiscordant results
Bonkovsky[41] Negro[42] Chitturi[43] Geier[44]HCV / NASHHFEIron metabolismC282Y, H63DIron overloadDiscordant results
Yee[45] Grove[46]HCV /AFLDTNF-βProinflammatory-308 G/AIncreased transcriptionIncreased
Grove[47] Knapp[48]HCV / AFLDIL-10Immune modulation-1082 A/A; -627 C/ADecreased transcriptionIncreased
Reynolds[49]HCVMPOBattericide-463 G/AIncreased transcriptionIncreased
Wozniak[50]HCVApoEViral entry to cellsE4 alleleAbnormal functionReduced
Muhlbauer[51]HCVMCP-1Proinflammatory-2518 G/AIncreased transcriptionIncreased
Wright[52]HCVFactor V LeidenThrombine generationCodon 560 (arg/gln)Resistance to activationIncreased
Romero-Gomez[53]HCVSLC11A1Macrophage functionHomozygosity (GT)5AC(GT)10G (Allele 2) in the promoter regionPoor promoterReduced
Adinolfi[54]HCVMTHFRFolate metabolismC677THyperHCIncreased
Okamoto[55]HCVMMPMatrix degradation1G/2G (MMP-1), 5A/6A (MMP-3), C/T (MMP-9)Reduced transcriptionMore frequent in cirrhosis than CHC
Yamauchi[56] Okamoto[57] Frenzer[58]AFLDCYP2E1Ethanol metabolismc1/c1, c2/c2 allelesIncreased activityDiscordant results
Yamauchi[56] Frenzer[58]AFLDADHEthanol metabolismADH2 c1,c2,c3 alleles; ADH3 c1, c2, c3 allelesAbnormal functionDiscordant results
Yamauchi[56] Okamoto[57]AFLDALDHEthanol metabolismALDH2 c2/c2 allelesAbnormal functionDiscordant results
Burim[59]AFLDCYP1A1Ethanol metabolismm2/m2 alleleIncreased activityIncreased
Dixon[60]NAFLDAT and TGF-βProfibrogenicHigh AT and TGF- β1 producing polymorphismsIncreased activityIncreased