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Copyright ©2014 Baishideng Publishing Group Inc.
World J Diabetes. Aug 15, 2014; 5(4): 493-504
Published online Aug 15, 2014. doi: 10.4239/wjd.v5.i4.493
Table 3 Variants of Interleukin-6 gene and their association with type 2 diabetes and related complications in different populations
Gene variants (SNPs)DiseasesPopulation- Ethnic groupsAssociationRef.
-174 G/CT2DM and OGTTBrazilianS[77]
T2DM and IRAmericanS[78]
T2DM and obesityPolishS[79]
T2DM and obesityMexicanNS[80]
T2DMIndianS[81]
T2DMFinnishNS[82]
T2DM and ObesityTunisianS[83]
T2DMCaucasianS[84]
T2DMGermanS[85]
DM, micro-, macrovascular complicationsAustralianNS[29]
-do-GermanNS[86]
T2DM and IRItalianS[87]
T2DMKORA SurveyS[88]
T2DMFramingham Heart StudyS[89]
T2DMKORA SurveyS[90]
T2DMTaiwaneseS[91]
T2DMNutrition-Potsdam cohortS[92]
T2DMFinnishS[93]
T2DMNative Americans, Spanish, CaucasiansS[75]
T2DM and IRSpanishS[94]
T2DM and PADItalianS[95]
T2DMKORA SurveyS[76]
DM and PeriodontitisChineseS[96]
T2DM and Endothelial DysfunctionChineseS[97]
T2DM21 studiesS[71]
-174 G/C -597 A/GT2DMBostonNS[98]
GWS (18 SNPs)T2DMCanadianS with Fasting[99]
PREDIAN studyDNSpanishS[100]
Five tagging SNPsT2DM and Impaired Renal FunctionSingaporeanS[101]