Title: CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC PARALLELS OF POSTACNE MANIFESTATIONS
Author: Кондакова

POLYMORPHIC VARIANTS OF THE VDR GENE IN CHILDREN WITH PSORIASIS
About the author: | E.O. Murzina, Z.I. Rossokha
Heading | ORIGINAL RESEARCHES
Type of article | Scientific Article

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The objective. To study and analyze the differences in prevalence of ApaI (A/C) and TaqI (T/C) polymorphic variants of the VDR gene in children with psoriasis depending on gender. Materials and methods. We examined 56 children with psoriasis aged 4–17. Psoriasis was determined based on clinical findings and generally accepted diagnostic criteria. The buccal epithelium, taken from children, served as the material for genotyping. ApaI and TaqI polymorphisms of the VDR gene were detected using the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technique and the following restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analysis. The values were calculated using the STATISTICA software package. Results and discussion. When studying polymorphic variants of the VDR gene, AC (48.21%) and TC (47.37%) heterozygotes were
identified to prevail by ApaI (A/C) and TaqI (T/C) allele frequency in the group of children with psoriasis. In the group of boys with psoriasis the number of AA homozygotes (8.70%) by ApaI was apparently less than in the group of healthy ones (58.33%), TT homozygous variants (56.52%) prevailed by TaqI polymorphic variant, while in the group of healthy boys – TC heterozygotes (44.00%). Based
on the research results the increasing frequency of the ApaI C allele (0.56) and significant frequency of the TaqI T allele (0.68), which prevails due to the distinctions between groups of boys with psoriasis and healthy ones, were registered in the group of children with psoriasis. Five haplotype combinations, in the loci studied, were detected in children, and TTCC haplotype (32.14%) as well as TCAC (35.71%) prevailed, while CCAA haplotype (8.93%) was least in number. Conclusion. Statistically significant differences by the frequency of ApaI (A/C) and TaqI (T/C) polymorphic variants were detected between groups of children with psoriasis and healthy children. While grouping haplotype frequencies by two polymorphic variants of the VDR gene, a statistically significant difference was detected between groups of children with psoriasis and healthy ones, which takes place due to a statistically significant difference in the frequencies of TTAA and TTCC haplotypes between groups. The risk of psoriasis was reported to be the highest in children with TTCC haplotype

Tags | psoriasis, children with psoriasis, VDR gene, ApaI and TaqI polymorphic variants of the VDR gene, haplotypes of the VDR gene

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DOI | 10.33743/2308-1066-2020-3-8-15