insertion/deletion polymorphisms and serum angiotensin-converting enzyme levels in iranian patients with sarcoidosis

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alireza javadi

masoud shamaei

masoud zarei

lida rezaeian

چکیده

background: sarcoidosis is a multisystem inflammatory disease of unknown origin with characterization of small granulomas. angiotensin-converting enzyme (ace) is a pathophysiologic marker of sarcoidosis. we present the ace insertion/deletion (i/d) polymorphism in correlation with serum ace level in iranian patients with sarcoidosis. methods: from jan 2014 to jan 2015, 102 iranian patients who histopathologically diagnosed for sarcoidosis and 192 healthy age and sex-matched controls were recruited. pcr was used for detection of i/d polymorphism in ace gene. results: frequency of ii/id/dd genotype in sarcoidosis disease was 17%, 35.5%, and 47.1%, respectively. the frequency of d allele was 0.65. a significant association between i/d genotypes and mean of sace level was seen (dd=85.2±22.9, p <0.001). more frequent genotype in sarcoidosis patients was dd (47%), id genotype (45.9%) was found more in controls. logistic regression analysis adjusting age and sex showed that id to ii (or=0.35, 95%ci=0.17-0.73, p =0.005) and dd to ii (or=2.11, 95%ci=0.98-4.54, p =0.05) could be considered as a predictor factor for the disease activity. no significant model for men in sarcoidosis group was seen, while women with ii/id were associated with a reduced risk for the disease. conclusion: although more regional studies with appropriate statistical scale must be done to provide a better diagnosis and prognostic tool for this disease, this study demonstrates that id and dd genotype could be predictive factors for sarcoidosis.

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iranian journal of public health

جلد ۴۵، شماره ۱۱، صفحات ۱۴۷۳-۱۴۸۰

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