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[The study of rs1800012 polymorphism of the alphal-chain collagen type 1 gene in Moscow women and children with different level of bone strength].

Voprosy pitaniia ·Vol. 84 ·No. 4 ·2016-02-23

Shilina N M, Sorokina E Yu, Ivanushkina T A, Safronova A I, Gmoshinskaya M V, Kon I Ya

Abstract

The frequency of rs1800012 polymorphism of alpha1-chains of type 1 collagen gene (COL1A1) was studied by real-time PCR in 422 Moscow women and children, including pregnant women (n=96), lactating (n=29) and non-pregnant women (n=28) and preschool children (2-6 years, n=76) and school children (7-16 years, n=193) with different levels of bone strength (BS) as determined by ultrasound densitometry. It was found that the decrease in the value of the BS (Z-score < -1) was observed in 60% of women, 54% of preschool children and 48% of school-aged children. In the surveyed cohort the predominant genotype of rs1800012 polymorphism CO1A1 geneI gene was GG (55.1%), the frequency of the genotype TT--7.6%, of T-allele--26.2%. There were no statistically significant relationships of BS with a particular genotype of rs1800012 polymorphism 1f1COLIAI gene in all examined women. A positive but not statistically significant association of T allele with a risk BS reduction was found in non-pregnant and pregnant women (OR=2.143, p=0.31 and OR=1.227, p=0.55, respectively). For preschool and school-aged children T allele was not associated with the risk of BS reduction. In school-age children a statistically significant inverse association of T allele with the risk of BS reduction was shown (OR=0.621 wth

Article Info
Journal
Voprosy pitaniia
Abbr.
Vopr Pitan
ISSN
0042-8833
Published
2016-02-23
Indexed
2016-02-08
Updated
2016-02-08
Language
rus
Country/Region
Russia (Federation)
NLM ID
2984870R
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