ОЦЕНКА ПО ТЕХНОЛОГИИ rSNP_Guide SNPs ПРОМОТОРОВ ГЕНОВ АРС И МLH1 ЧЕЛОВЕКА, СВЯЗАННЫХ С РАКОМ ТОЛСТОГО КИШЕЧНИКА
Аннотация
Каждый из 6 регуляторных SNPs (Single nucleotide polymorphisms) генов APC и MLH1 человека (rs75996864, rs76241113, rs78037487, rs80112297, rs80313086 и rs1800734) был оценен по созданной ранее технологии rSNP_Guide на значимость изменения связывания каждого из 40 факторов транскрипции с соответствующими районами ДНК. В результате для каждого SNP все анализируемые белки были ранжированы по убыванию уровня статистической значимости α (t-тест Стьюдента) изменения их сродства к аллельным вариантам указанной ДНК. Установлено, что самыми вероятными проявлениями SNPs rs75996864, rs76241113, rs78037487, rs80112297 и rs80313086 гена APC, а также SNP rs1800734 гена MLH1 человека являются изменения в связывании именно тех транскрипционных факторов (NF-Y, NFkB, c-Myb, RAR, YY-1, Sp-1), для которых ранее было показано участие в развитии рака толстого кишечника. Полученные результаты служат новым основанием для исследований ассоциации SNPs rs75996864, rs76241113, rs78037487, rs80112297, rs80313086 гена APC с раком толстого кишечника общепринятыми медико-генетическими методами.
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Д. А. РассказовРоссия
Е. В. Антонцева
Россия
Л. О. Брызгалов
Россия
М. Ю. Матвеева
Россия
Е. В. Кашина
Россия
П. М. Пономаренко
Россия
Г. В. Орлова
Россия
М. П. Пономаренко
Россия
Д. А. Афонников
Россия
Т. И. Меркулова
Россия
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