BACKGROUND: A possible association between Helicobacter pylori seropositivity and tumor necrosis factor (TNF) a G-308A has been reported in Korea. The present study examined the associations of H. pylori with functional polymorphisms, TNF-A G-308A, C-857T, and T-1031C and TNF-B A252G in Japanese subjects. METHODS: The total of 1374 study subjects included 241 outpatients who participated in an H. pylori eradication program (HPE), 679 first-visit outpatients (FVO) at a regional cancer hospital, and 454 local residents who received a health checkup examination (HCE). RESULTS: The frequency of the TNF-A -308A allele was only 1.3% of 480 chromosomes in the HPE group, so the FVO and HCE groups were not genotyped for that polymorphism. The genotype frequency of TNF-A C-857T was 69.2% CC, 27.7% CT, and 3.1% TT; that of TNF-A T-1031C was 69.4% TT, 28.1% TC, and 2.5% CC; and that of TNF-B A252G was 36.8% AA, 48.2% AG, and 15.0% GG. TNF-A -857T was tightly linked to TNF-A -1031T and TNF-B 252A. No significant associations between H. pylori seropositivity and polymorphisms of TNF-A C-857T and TNF-B A252G were observed. However, a reduced odds ratio adjusted for sex, age, and recruitment source was observed for TNF-A -1031CC (0.43; 95% confidence interval, 0.20-0.91) relative to TNF-A -1031TT. Subjects with TNF-A -857CC and -1031CC showed the lowest seropositivity (38.2% of 34 participants), while those with TNF-A -857TT and -1031TT showed the highest (66.7% of 42 participants). CONCLUSIONS: This study suggests that the possibly high expression genotype of TNF-A may increase susceptibility to persistent H. pylori infection.A possible association between Helicobacter pylori seropositivity and tumor necrosis factor ( TNF) A G-308A has been reported in Korea. The present study examined the associations of H. pylori with functional polymorphisms, TNF-A G-308A, C-857T, and T-1031C, and TNF-B A252G in Japanese subjects.
BACKGROUND: A possible association between Helicobacter pylori seropositivity and tumor necrosis factor (TNF) a G-308A has been reported in Korea. The present study examined the associations of H. pylori with functional polymorphisms, TNF-AG-308A, C-857T, and T-1031C and TNF-B A252G in Japanese subjects. METHODS: The total of 1374 study subjects included 241 outpatients who participated in an H. pylori eradication program (HPE), 679 first-visit outpatients (FVO) at a regional cancer hospital, and 454 local residents who received a health checkup examination (HCE). RESULTS: The frequency of the TNF-A -308A allele was only 1.3% of 480 chromosomes in the HPE group, so the FVO and HCE groups were not genotyped for that polymorphism. The genotype frequency of TNF-AC-857T was 69.2% CC, 27.7% CT, and 3.1% TT; that of TNF-AT-1031C was 69.4% TT, 28.1% TC, and 2.5% CC; and that of TNF-B A252G was 36.8% AA, 48.2% AG, and 15.0% GG. TNF-A -857T was tightly linked to TNF-A -1031T and TNF-B 252A. No significant associations between H. pylori seropositivity and polymorphisms of TNF-AC-857T and TNF-B A252G were observed. However, a reduced odds ratio adjusted for sex, age, and recruitment source was observed for TNF-A -1031CC (0.43; 95% confidence interval, 0.20-0.91) relative to TNF-A -1031TT. Subjects with TNF-A -857CC and -1031CC showed the lowest seropositivity (38.2% of 34 participants), while those with TNF-A -857TT and -1031TT showed the highest (66.7% of 42 participants). CONCLUSIONS: This study suggests that the possibly high expression genotype of TNF-A may increase susceptibility to persistent H. pylori infection.A possible association between Helicobacter pylori seropositivity and tumor necrosis factor ( TNF) A G-308A has been reported in Korea. The present study examined the associations of H. pylori with functional polymorphisms, TNF-AG-308A, C-857T, and T-1031C, and TNF-B A252G in Japanese subjects.
Authors: Yang Zhao; Jing-Wen Wang; Tsutomu Tanaka; Akihiro Hosono; Ryosuke Ando; Shinkan Tokudome; F X Ediati Triningsih; Tegu Triono; Suwignyo Sumoharjo; E Y Wenny Astuti Achwan; Stephanus Gunawan; Yu-Min Li Journal: World J Gastroenterol Date: 2013-12-14 Impact factor: 5.742
Authors: Jae Jeong Yang; Kwang-Pil Ko; Lisa Y Cho; Aesun Shin; Jin Gwack; Soung-Hoon Chang; Hai-Rim Shin; Keun-Young Yoo; Daehee Kang; Sue K Park Journal: BMC Cancer Date: 2009-07-17 Impact factor: 4.430