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2008 Barcelona - European Society of Human Genetics

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Normal variation, population genetics, genetic epidemiology<br />

sol levels in persons reporting acute psychological stress .<br />

Materials and methods: We studied 1,026 examinees from the Vis<br />

island, Croatia . Standardised multilocus heterozygosity (sMLH) was<br />

computed for each person from a genome-wide scan using 317 .000<br />

single nucleotide polymorphisms . Morning cortisol level was measured<br />

from the blood in all participants . Reported acute psychological stress<br />

was measured using General Health Questionnaire 30 (GHQ-30) .<br />

Results: GHQ-30 scores had a significant effect on the increase <strong>of</strong><br />

cortisol (pT) . None <strong>of</strong> these patients had a<br />

diagnosis or family history <strong>of</strong> FD .<br />

Conclusions<br />

Overall, 1 .23% (95%CI: 0 .25-2 .21) <strong>of</strong> the patients in this cohort had a<br />

recognised pathogenic GLA mutation . Despite having been described<br />

as a polymorphic allele causing a pseudo-deficiency in plasma alphagalactosidase<br />

activity, the role <strong>of</strong> p .D313Y in ISVCVD should be further<br />

evaluated . The biologic relevance <strong>of</strong> the g .1136C>T 5’UTR mutation<br />

requires supplementary investigation .<br />

P07.063<br />

Identification <strong>of</strong> Ile105Val polymorphism for GST-P1 gene in five<br />

iranian ethnic groups: comparison with a mix-ethnic population<br />

from tehran<br />

F. Biramijamal 1 , M. Soltani 1 , S. Tanhaei 2 , M. Sheidai 2 , M. Sanati 1 ;<br />

1 National Institute for Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology, Tehran, Islamic<br />

Republic <strong>of</strong> Iran, 2 Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Islamic Republic <strong>of</strong> Iran.<br />

The glutathione S-transferase P1 (GST-P1) protect cells from chemical<br />

injury and has a function in detoxification <strong>of</strong> carcinogenic compounds<br />

. The polymorphism at site <strong>of</strong> codon 105 in GST-P1 enzyme<br />

has been described, this site lies in close proximity to substrate bind-<br />

ing for electrophilic molecule . It is demonstrated that single nucleotide<br />

polymorphisms (SNP) in various genes revealed a correlation between<br />

the presence <strong>of</strong> specific allelic variants and cancer susceptibility in diverse<br />

malignancies . Furthermore, it is shown that GST-P1 polymorphism<br />

is involved in risk <strong>of</strong> development <strong>of</strong> different types <strong>of</strong> cancer . In<br />

this study, we investigated the distribution <strong>of</strong> GST-P1 polymorphism,<br />

at codon 105, among different Iranian populations . The samples were<br />

collected from healthy population from five different ethnicity groups<br />

(Fars, Mazandarani, Kurd, Turk and Turkmen) . We assessed the genotype<br />

patterns <strong>of</strong> GST-P1 among Iranian ethnic groups in five regions.<br />

Then, the data was compared with the allele distribution for above<br />

gene among Tehran population (52 samples), a mix-ethnic population .<br />

The GST-P1 genotypes, Ile105Val, were determined by polymerase<br />

chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphisms (PCR-RFLP)<br />

analysis in 269 Iranian healthy individuals . Allele frequency <strong>of</strong> GST-P1<br />

genotype, Ile105Val, for above populations were similar, and there is<br />

only significant difference among Fars and Turkmen populations.<br />

P07.064<br />

Contribution <strong>of</strong> environmental and genetic modifiers to severity<br />

<strong>of</strong> the typical HFE-related haemochromatosis: a multivariate<br />

analysis<br />

G. Le Gac1 , V. Scotet2 , I. Gourlaouen1 , C. Thèze1 , B. Chanu1 , A. Mercier1 , M.<br />

Mérour1 , C. Férec1,2 ;<br />

1 2 Etablissement Français du Sang-Bretagne, Brest, France, Inserm U613,<br />

Brest, France.<br />

Background/aim: Expression <strong>of</strong> the common p .C282Y/p .C282Y HFErelated<br />

haemochromatosis genotype depends on a balance between<br />

accentuating and reducing factors . Some <strong>of</strong> these factors have been<br />

identified, but they have mainly been analyzed independently. Here,<br />

we aimed to determine contribution <strong>of</strong> different environmental and genetic<br />

modifiers to total body iron overload.<br />

Method: We studied 365 p .C282Y/p .C282Y patients (195 men and 170<br />

women), and we used the iron removed by phlebotomy as quantitative<br />

trait (log transformed). We tested the influence <strong>of</strong> age, gender,<br />

alcohol abuse, body mass index, as well as six common variants: the<br />

16189 T>C variant in mtDNA, the -308G>A variant in the TNF-alpha<br />

promoter, the well known duplication <strong>of</strong> the haptoglobin gene (genotypes<br />

Hp1-1, Hp1-2 and Hp2-2), and 3 SNPs located in genes involved<br />

in regulation <strong>of</strong> hepcidin synthesis (BMP2 rs23756, BMP4 rs4901474<br />

and HJV rs16827043) .<br />

Results: Univariate analyses first highlighted the relation between each<br />

potential modifiers and severity <strong>of</strong> the body iron overload. Factors with<br />

a p-value lower than 25% were included in a same multiple linear regression<br />

model . Then, stepwise elimination procedures were successively<br />

performed until a model presenting only significant predictors<br />

was found . Predictors <strong>of</strong> this last model were the male sex (p

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