Falleti E, Bitetto D, Fabris C, Cussigh A, Fontanini E, Fornasiere E, Fumolo E, Bignulin S, Cmet S, Minisini R, Pirisi M, Toniutto P. Vitamin D receptor gene polymorphisms and hepatocellular carcinoma in alcoholic cirrhosis. World J Gastroenterol 2010; 16(24): 3016-3024 [PMID: 20572305 DOI: 10.3748/wjg.v16.i24.3016]
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Pierluigi Toniutto, MD, Department of Medical Sciences Clinical and Experimental, Medical Liver Transplant Unit, University of Udine, Piazzale S. M. della Misericordia 1, 33100 Udine, Italy. pierluigi.toniutto@uniud.it
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World J Gastroenterol. Jun 28, 2010; 16(24): 3016-3024 Published online Jun 28, 2010. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v16.i24.3016
Table 1 Main demographic and clinical characteristics of liver transplant recipients (n = 240) according to the presence (n = 80, 33.3%) or absence (n = 160, 66.7%) of HCC
Table 2 Allelic and genotypic frequencies of the VDR FokI C>T (F/f), BsmI A>G (B/b), ApaI T>G (A/a) and TaqI T>C (T/t) polymorphisms in controls and liver cirrhosis patients n (%)
Table 3 Estimated VDR haplotype frequencies [FokI C>T (F/f), BsmI A>G (B/b), ApaI T>G (A/a) and TaqI T>C (T/t) polymorphisms] in control subjects and in patients with liver cirrhosis of viral and alcoholic origin
Control subjects (n = 236)
Alcoholic cirrhosis (n = 103)
Viral cirrhosis (n = 137)
Haplotypes
n
Frequencies
Haplotypes
n
Frequencies
Haplotypes
n
Frequencies
C-A-T-C
139
0.295
C-A-T-C
59
0.286
C-A-T-C
103
0.376
T-G-G-T
102
0.216
T-G-G-T
46
0.223
T-G-G-T
56
0.204
C-G-G-T
99
0.210
C-G-G-T
50
0.243
C-G-G-T
43
0.158
C-G-T-T
58
0.123
C-G-T-T
29
0.141
C-G-T-T
25
0.091
T-A-T-C
41
0.087
T-A-T-C
11
0.053
T-A-T-C
23
0.084
T-G-T-T
23
0.049
T-G-T-T
6
0.029
T-G-T-T
19
0.069
C-A-T-T
4
0.008
C-A-T-T
1
0.005
C-A-T-T
3
0.011
C-G-T-C
3
0.006
C-G-T-C
2
0.010
C-G-T-C
2
0.007
C-G-G-C
2
0.004
C-A-G-C
2
0.010
T-A-T-T
1
0.002
Table 4 Genotypic frequencies of the VDR FokI C>T (F/f), BsmI A>G (B/b), ApaI T>G (A/a) and TaqI T>C (T/t) polymorphisms in liver cirrhosis patients grouped according to the presence or absence of HCC
Table 5 Estimated VDR haplotype frequencies [FokI C>T (F/f), BsmI A>G (B/b), ApaI T>G (A/a) and TaqI T>C (T/t) polymorphisms] in patients with liver cirrhosis of viral and alcoholic origin according to the presence of HCC
Alcoholic cirrhosis (n = 103)
Viral cirrhosis (n = 137)
HCC present (n = 30)
HCC absent (n = 73)
HCC present (n = 50)
HCC absent (n = 87)
Haplotypes
n
Frequencies
Haplotypes
n
Frequencies
Haplotypes
n
Frequencies
Haplotypes
n
Frequencies
C-A-T-C
9
0.150
C-A-T-C
50
0.343
C-A-T-C
40
0.40
C-A-T-C
64
0.368
T-G-G-T
16
0.267
T-G-G-T
30
0.205
T-G-G-T
15
0.15
T-G-G-T
38
0.218
C-G-G-T
18
0.300
C-G-G-T
32
0.219
C-G-G-T
19
0.19
C-G-G-T
27
0.155
C-G-T-T
14
0.233
C-G-T-T
15
0.103
C-G-T-T
5
0.05
C-G-T-T
17
0.098
T-A-T-C
1
0.017
T-A-T-C
10
0.068
T-A-T-C
7
0.07
T-A-T-C
15
0.086
T-G-T-T
2
0.033
T-G-T-T
4
0.027
T-G-T-T
11
0.11
T-G-T-T
11
0.063
C-A-T-T
1
0.007
C-A-T-T
2
0.02
C-G-T-C
1
0.006
C-G-T-C
2
0.014
C-G-T-C
1
0.01
T-A-T-T
1
0.006
C-G-G-C
2
0.014
Citation: Falleti E, Bitetto D, Fabris C, Cussigh A, Fontanini E, Fornasiere E, Fumolo E, Bignulin S, Cmet S, Minisini R, Pirisi M, Toniutto P. Vitamin D receptor gene polymorphisms and hepatocellular carcinoma in alcoholic cirrhosis. World J Gastroenterol 2010; 16(24): 3016-3024