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Query: UMLS:C0019163 (
hepatitis B
)
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We searched for an association between the
interleukin 4 receptor
gene (IL4R) rs1805015 and interleukin 13 gene (IL13) rs20541 polymorphisms and the development of antibodies to
hepatitis B
surface antigen (anti-HBs) in the case of
hepatitis B
virus (HBV) vaccination or infection in hemodialysis (HD) patients. HD patients who failed to respond to HBV vaccination did not differ in genotype frequencies of IL4R (TT 72.7%, CT 22.6%, CC 4.7%) and IL13 (CC 59.0%, CT 34.2%, TT 6.8%) from vaccine responders (IL4R TT 68.0%, CT 27.3%, CC 4.7%; IL13 CC 55.0%, CT 38.5%, TT 6.5%). HD patients who did not develop anti-HBs despite HBV infection also did not differ in genotype frequencies of IL4R (TT 67.8%, CT 26.8%, CC 5.4%) and IL13 (CC 60.7%, CT 33.9%, TT 5.4%) from HD patients who developed an anti-HBs response (IL4R TT 65.4%, CT 30.8%, CC 3.8%; IL13 CC 60.5%, CT 34.6%, TT 4.9%). In HD patients, neither the IL4R nor IL13 polymorphism is associated with anti-HBs development irrespective of whether an immunization is provoked by HBV vaccination or HBV infection.
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PMID:IL4R and IL13 polymorphic variants and development of antibodies to surface antigen of hepatitis B virus in hemodialysis patients in response to HBV vaccination or infection. 2346 27
Hepatitis B
and C viruses (HBV and HCV) are common causative pathogens of viral hepatitis. Progression of both infections is determined by virus- and host-related factors. Cytokines are important host genetic factors that may have a predisposing role in HBV and HCV infections. This case-control study evaluated the genetic association of
IL4RA
+1902
(rs1801275), IL6
-174
(rs1800795), IL6
-597
(rs1800797), and IL12B
-1188
(rs3212227) variants with chronic HBV and HCV infections among Iraqi patients. A total of 220 viral hepatitis patients were enrolled in the study (113 HBV and 107 HCV), together with 141 healthy subjects. Sequence-specific primer polymerase chain reaction assay was the genotyping method. Results revealed that under a dominant genetic model, IL6
-174
variant was significantly associated with HBV infection, whereas no association with the HCV risk was reported. However, the risk for both infections was markedly associated with IL6
-597
variant under recessive, dominant, and codominant genetic models. Estimation of IL6
-174
-IL6
-597
haplotypes depicted that G-A haplotype was significantly associated with an increased risk to develop HBV infection, whereas a significantly decreased risk was associated with G-G and C-G haplotypes. For HCV, G-G and C-A haplotypes were significantly associated with risk of HCV infection.
IL4RA
+1902
and IL12B
-1188
variants showed no association with HBV or HCV risk. Analysis of variance revealed no significant association between genotypes of the four determined single-nucleotide polymorphisms and HBV or HCV viral load. In conclusion, the study supports the concept that IL6
-597
variant is associated with susceptibility to HBV and HCV infections among Iraqis. The risk of HBV infection is further associated with IL6
-174
variant.
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PMID:Genetic variants in IL4RA, IL6, and IL12B genes and susceptibility to hepatitis B and C virus infections among Iraqi patients. 3265 94