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CDKN2BAS gene polymorphisms and the risk of intracranial aneurysm in the Chinese population.

Yunchang Chen1, Gancheng Li1, Haiyan Fan1, Shenquan Guo1, Ran Li1, Jian Yin1, Xin Zhang1, Xifeng Li1, Xuying He1, Chuanzhi Duan2,3.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: CDKN2BAS gene polymorphisms has been shown to correlation with intracranial aneurysm(IA) in the study of foreign people. The study, the author selected the Chinese people as the research object to explore whether CDKN2BAS gene polymorphisms associated with Chinese patients with IA.
METHODS: We selected 200 patients(52.69 ± 11.50) with sporadic IA as experimental group, 200 participants(49.99 ± 13.00) over the same period to the hospital without cerebrovascular diseases as control group. Extraction of peripheral blood DNA, applying polymerase chain reaction(PCR)-ligase detection reaction (LDR) identified CDKN2BAS Single nucleotide polymorphism(SNP) locus genotype: rs6475606, rs1333040, rs10757272, rs3217992, rs974336, rs3217986, rs1063192. The differences in allelic and genotype frequencies between the patient and control groups were evaluated by the chi-square test or Fisher's exact tests.
RESULTS: The genotype of rs1333040 and rs6475606 shown association with sporadic IA(X2 = 8.545, P = 0.014; X2 = 10.961, P = 0.004; respectively);the C allele of rs6475606 showed reduction the occurrence of IA; the rs1333040 and rs6475606 associated with hemorrhage, the C allele of rs1333040 could lower the risk of hemorrhage, and rs6475606 will not, rs1333040 also associated with aneurysm size.
CONCLUSION: Our research shows that variant rs1333040 and rs6475606 of CDKN2BAS related to the Chinese han population of sporadic IAs occurs. This study confirms the association between CDKN2BAS and IAs.

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Keywords:  CDKN2BAS gene; Intracranial aneurysms; Polymorphisms

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Year:  2017        PMID: 29228923      PMCID: PMC5725912          DOI: 10.1186/s12883-017-0986-z

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  BMC Neurol        ISSN: 1471-2377            Impact factor:   2.474


Background

IA is a complex disease affecting human health, it is the primary cause of subarachnoid hemorrhage. According to statistics, in the event of rupture of IA, patients’ mortality and morbidity is 30 and 25%, respectively. It is generally accepted that IA influenced both by genetic and environmental risk factors. Environmental factors including smoking, drinking, hypertension, diabetes and so on. Genetic factors, there are a number of human genes associated with the occurrence and development of IA [1, 2, 22]. Genome-wide association study(GWAS) as a kind of method research on diseases, which applied to study of IA has found associated with these chromosomes:4q(EDNRA),5q31.3,6q24.2,8q12.1(SOX17), 9p21.3(CDKN2A/CDKN2B/CDKN2BAS),10q24.32(CNNM2),12q22,13q13.1(KL/STARD13), 18q11.2(RBBP8), 20p2.1 [3, 7, 9, 10, 17, 20, 21]. CDKN2BAS located in chromosome 9p21, a 3.8 kb long non-coding RNA(lncRNA) expressed in the opposite direction from INK4A-ARF-INK4B gene cluster, it is associated with a variety of human diseases, such as prostate cancer, stomach cancer, pancreatic cancer, leukemia, glioma, colorectal cancer, lung cancer, diabetes and aneurysm [4, 5, 14, 16]. There has been a lot of scholar studies supported CDKN2BAS gene multiple SNPs loci associated with IA. Hashikata confirmed rs1333040 associated with familial and sporadic IA in Japanese [8]. Foroud and his colleagues study United States population also confirmed CDKN2BAS SNP loci could lead to susceptibility of IA on the basis of predecessors’ research results, and believe rs6475606 have significant effect on IA [6]; another research on Japanese found that rs10757272 is a new susceptibility locus of IA, and confirmed rs10757278 associated with IA [13]; other chromosome gene polymorphism loci showed association with intracranial aneurysm, such as rs6841581(4q), rs12411886(10q), rs6538595(12q), rs9315204(13q), but the CDKN2BAS SNP loci were replicated successfully the most time in later studies [12, 21]. Due to the limitation of the study sample size, these studies credibility is not so high, the relationship between CDKN2BAS SNP loci and IA needs more study. Whether CDKN2BAS SNP loci associated with China IAs patients has not been reported. Taking into account the same gene mutation rates is differ greatly in different populations and the genetic heterogeneity between races of people, so we use the database to find the minor allele frequency(MAF ≥ 0.05) of CDKN2BAS SNP loci at an r2 > 0.8 threshold in Chinese population, including rs3217992, rs974336, rs3217986, rs1063192, explore CDKN2BAS SNP effect on IAs, hope to provide new strategies for prevention and treatment of IAs.

Methods

The research object

This study was supported by Zhujiang Hospital of Southern Medical University ethics com- mittee, all the participants reported themselves to be of Han residents, have signed informed consent. Zhujiang Hospital is located in developed areas of China—Guangzhou, where the people from other provinces of China accounts for a large part of city population, and popul- ation flow is also very frequent, so the subjects of this study are representative. All particip- ants exclude genetic history, family history and history of malignancy, controlling the age between 18 and 80 years. Within 14 months, this study recruited 200 patients with sporadic IAs, the median age was 52.69 ± 11.50 years. Patients with IAs diagnosed by computed tomography angiography(CTA), magnetic resonance angiography(MRA) or digital subtraction angiography(DSA) has at least one aneurysm. For the diagnosis of hemorrhage caused by aneurysms, especially ruptured IAs, not only combined with clinical symptoms, but also confirmed by the DSA results eventually. All cases with confirmed IAs based on DSA were retrospectively reviewed by 2 independent doctors, a neuroradiologist and a neurosurgeon, they are all experienced in the diagnosis of aneurysms. All patients in the study underwent either craniotomy or interventional therapy to confirm the correct diagnosis of IAs again. During the same period, 200 blood donors form a control group for the study, with a median age of 49.99 ± 13.00. Considering the prevalence of IAs vary between 0.2 and 9% of the population, this study does not recruit volunteers from the outside, control participants were patients(such as cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral trauma, epilepsy) from the Department of Neurosurgery of Zhujiang Hospital, as most of them have imaging data(computed tomography(CT), magnetic resonance imaging(MRI), MRA) and clinical information excluded the presence of aneurysms. Controls were eliminate diseases not only including polycystic kidney disease, Malaysia’s syndrome, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), etc., but also severity of neurological diseases. The subjects fully considered the balance and comparable of the baseline data during collection process, genomic DNA was extracted from Peripheral whole blood use kit, using agarose gel electrophoresis to detect the DNA integrity, ensure the follow-up test smoothly.

Genotyping and SNP selection of CDKN2BAS

Through foreign research literatures found the highest positive sites correlation with IAs, they are rs1333040, rs6475606, rs10757272; and using genetic database Hapmap (http://hapmap.org), Haploview (http://www.broad.mit.edu/mpg/haploview) found the tagSNP loci of CDKN2BAS in Chinese population, including rs3217992, rs974336, rs3217986, rs1063192; so the seven sites as this research objects, SNP genotyping by PCR-LDR in Shanghai Biowing Applied Biotechnology Co., Ltd. The seven SNPs primer sequences and PCR length are given in Table 1; these SNPs probe sequences and LDR length are read in Table 2. PCR and LDR manipulated as previous describe [18], Firstly, PCR amplification of SNP sites in 20ul master mix, containing 2ul 1 × buffer, 0.6ul Mg++, 2ul dNTPs, 0.2ul Taq polymerase, 4ul 1 × Q-solution, 0.4ul primer mix and 9.8ul ddH2O, after thoroughly incorporated, take 19ul partial shipments in PCR reaction tube and add 1ul genomic DNA of samples, set the following program on Gene Amp PCR system (model 9600, Perkin Elmer): denaturing at 95 °C for 15 min; then denaturing at 94 °C for 30 s, annealing at 56 °C for 1 min, extension at 72 °C for 1 min, repeat 35 cycles; also need to extend 7 min under 72 °C temperature. Secondly, LDR performed to further amplification in 10ul volume of Multiplex LDR mixture, before operation LDR add the same as volume ddH2O to PCR amplification product, the LDR mixture containing resultant PCR product of 1ul, 1ul probe mix, 0.05ul Taq DNA ligase, and 6.95ul ddH2O, after thoroughly incorporated, take 9ul partial shipments in PCR reaction tube and add 1ul PCR amplification product, set LDR conditions: initial denaturing at 95 °C for 2 min, followed by 35 cycles of denaturing at 94 °C for 30 s, and annealing at 50 °C for 2 min, mix 1ul of LDR product with 0.6ul ROX(ABI.GS-500), after denaturing at 95 °C for 2 min, in the ice cold snap, following capillary electrophoresis, meanwhile applying Genemapper(ABI, Inc.) for data analysis and genotyping.
Table 1

Primer sequences and PCR length

Primer namesequence(5-3) uplowPCR length
rs1333040TAATGGGATGGAGTGCAGGGAACCTCCATGAGAACTGGCT193
rs3217986CTCCACCAGATAGCAGAGGGCCACCACCTCATCCTGTGTA176
rs10757272CCTGAGGAGAAGAGAAGGGCTGGGGCACATGATTCCAAAA180
rs6475606AAAGGAAGAACATGGCACCCTTGTAGAACACAACAACCCC87
rs1063192GTGTAATATAGTACTGTGGGCTTGTGGAATCTTTCCTAAT85
rs974336CAGACATCAGAGACCTGAACGCAGGTGGAGCCATTTAAAG78
rs3217992GGAATTAATTTTTACATGGCTGGGTATCAATTACCACCTG67
Table 2

Probe sequences and LDR length

Probenamesequence(5-3)LDR length
rs1333040_modifyP-CATTCTTACCTCTGACCCTCTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT-FAM
rs1333040_CTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCTTCCTCTCTGTCCCAGCGGTAG77
rs1333040_TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCTTCCTCTCTGTCCCAGCGGTAA79
rs3217986_modifyP-CCTCTCTTACCCCTCTGCTATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT-FAM
rs3217986_ATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTAGCATCTGTCGTCGCTTGCACAT82
rs3217986_CTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTAGCATCTGTCGTCGCTTGCACAG84
rs10757272_modifyP-CTTCTTACGACCTTTCATAATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT-FAM
rs10757272_CTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTATAATAAAACATTGCAACATTCG87
rs10757272_TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTATAATAAAACATTGCAACATTCA89
rs6475606_modifyP-CTTTCACTGAGTGTCCATTATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT-FAM
rs6475606_CTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCCAAAAATGATGATGATAGCCAG92
rs6475606_TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCCAAAAATGATGATGATAGCCAA94
rs1063192_modifyP-GTTGTCATTAGGAAAGATTCTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT-FAM
rs1063192_CTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCTTTAGTTTCCCTTAATATCAG97
rs1063192_TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCTTTAGTTTCCCTTAATATCAA99
rs974336_modifyP-AAAGTTTTCACCCAGTGCAGTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT-FAM
rs974336_ATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCATTTAAAGAAACACCTAATTGT102
rs974336_GTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTCATTTAAAGAAACACCTAATTGC104
rs3217992_modifyP-AATACAACCAGGTGGTAATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT-FAM
rs3217992_ATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTGGCATTGATAAGTTACTATTTT107
rs3217992_GTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTGGCATTGATAAGTTACTATTTC109
Primer sequences and PCR length Probe sequences and LDR length

Statistical analysis

Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium tested by chi-square in control, allelic and genotype frequencies are evaluated by chi-square test or Fisher’s exact tests, all data analysis using SPSS 20.0, considering statistical differences when P value is less than 0.05.

Results

Clinical background of patients

The clinical information of the study participants was summarized in Table 3. Female patients with IAs accounted for 61.5%, is 1.60 times of male patients, and consistent with other related reports [18, 23]. The baseline data balanced between the experimental group and the control group, including gender, smoking, drinking, hypertension and diabetes. Patients with IAs also make specific statistic about aneurysm number and position. There were 90 patients with IAs located in the posterior communicating artery and internal carotid artery, 41 patients in the anterior cerebral artery and 32 patients in posterior cerebral artery. The numbers of patients with one aneurysm, two aneurysms, three aneurysms, more than 3 aneurysms are 130, 35, 21, 14 respectively.
Table 3

Characteristics of patients with IAs vs. controls

Aneurysms groupControls groupX2 value P value
Number200200
Male77(38.5)78(39.0)
Female123(61.5)122(61.0)0.0110.918
Age52.69 ± 11.5049.99 ± 13.001.6390.201
Smoking43(21.5)40(20.0)
Non-smoking157(78.5)160(80.0)0.1370.711
Drinking44(22.0)42(21.0)
Non-drinker156(78.0)158(79.0)0.0590.808
Hypertension59(29.5)54(27.0)
Non-hypertension141(70.5)146(73.0)0.3080.579
Diabetes24(12.0)22(11.0)
Non-diabetes176(88.0)178(89.0)0.0980.754
Site of aneurysm(%)
 ACA41(20.5)
 PCA32(16.0)
 ACoA16(8.0)
 ICA,PCoA90(45.0)
 MCA10(5.0)
 other11(5.5)
Number of aneurysm(319)
 One130(65.0)
 Two35(17.5)
 Three21(10.5)
  > three14(7.0)

ACA anterior cerebral artery, ACoA anterior communicating artery, ICA internal carotid artery, MCA middle cerebral artery, PCA posterior cerebral artery, PCoA posterior communicating artery

Characteristics of patients with IAs vs. controls ACA anterior cerebral artery, ACoA anterior communicating artery, ICA internal carotid artery, MCA middle cerebral artery, PCA posterior cerebral artery, PCoA posterior communicating artery

Allelic association study with SNPs of CDKN2BAS

We randomly selected two loci of the Genemapper as shown in Fig. 1. The genotype and allele frequency of cases and controls was presented in Table 4. The control group completely accorded with Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and objects included in the study could represent the crowd finely. The difference in seven sites of genotype and allele frequency was compared with chi-square or Fisher’s exact tests. The genotype frequency of rs6475606 show significant difference between cases and controls(X2 = 10.961, P = 0.004), There also existed difference among groups when compared frequency of TT with CC and CT genotypes combined (X2 = 9.008, OR 1.831 [95% confidence interval 1.232—2.723], P = 0.003), the C allele showed reduction the risk of IAs(X2 = 4.784, OR 0.710 [95% confidence interval 0.522—0.966], P = 0.029). The distribution of the variants rs1333040 was significantly different in genotype frequency among cases and controls(X2 = 8.545, P = 0.014), and compared frequency of TT with CC and CT genotypes combined, the results were significant(X2 = 7.295, OR 1.722 [95% confidence interval 1.159—2.558], P = 0.007).
Fig. 1

Two loci of the gene-picture

Table 4

genotype and allele frequencies of patients with IAs vs. controls

AneurysmsControlsX2 value P valueOR(95%CI)
rs1333040CC19(9.5)18(9)8.5450.014
CT65(32.5)92(46)
TT116(58)90(45)
CC + CT84(42)111(55.5)7.2950.0071.722(1.159—2.558)
C allele103/297(25.75)128/272(32)3.8040.0510.737(0.542—1.002)
rs3217986AA166(83)157(78.5)1.5970.445
AC32(16)39(19.5)
CC2(1)4(2)
AC + CC34(17)43(21.5)1.3030.2540.748(0.454—1.233)
rs10757272CC21(10.5)22(11)0.4970.780
CT97(48.5)90(45)
TT82(41)88(44)
CC + CT112(56)111(55.5)0.3680.5441.131(0.760—1.681)
rs6475606CC19(9.5)17(8.5)10.9610.004
CT63(31.5)95(47.5)
TT118(59)88(44)
CC + CT82(41)112(56)9.0080.0031.831(1.232—2.723)
C allele101/299(25.25)129/271(32.25)4.7840.0290.710(0.522—0.966)
rs1063192CC6(3)5(2.5)0.7830.676
CT56(28)49(24.5)
TT138(69)146(73)
CC + CT62(31)54(27)0.7770.3781.215(0.788—1.872)
rs974336AA9(4.5)3(1.5)3.9830.137
AG63(31.5)74(37)
GG128(64)123(61.5)
AA + AG72(36)77(38.5)0.2670.6050.899(0.599—1.348)
rs3217992AA61(30.5)60(30)1.0210.600
AG101(50.5)94(47)
GG38(19)46(23)
AG + GG139(69.5)140(70)0.0120.9130.977(0.637—1.496)

OR odds ratio, CI confidence intervals, P value was considered significant at a level of <0.05

Two loci of the gene-picture genotype and allele frequencies of patients with IAs vs. controls OR odds ratio, CI confidence intervals, P value was considered significant at a level of <0.05

Genotype is related to clinical manifestation

The study aimed to assess the correlation between CDKN2BAS SNP genotypes and clinical presentation(such as hemorrhage, epilepsy, aneurysm location and size) of aneurysms(Table 5). Statistical analysis indicated that both of rs1333040 and rs6475606 were associated with hemorrhage. The C allele of rs1333040 reduced the incidence of hemorrhage. The C allele of rs6475606 was overrepresented in controls which controversial with it was the risk of hemorrhage(X2 = 9.626, OR 2.002 [95% confidence interval 1.286—3.119], P = 0.002); and rs13330 40 also related to aneurysm size(P < 0.000), the C allele was the risk factor of IAs with size < 3 cm(X2 = 7.358, OR 2.020 [95% confidence interval 1.207—3.380], P = 0.007). The study did not find that CDKN2BAS SNP genotypes was associated with epilepsy and aneurysm location.
Table 5

Analysis of genotype and clinical presentation

Hemorrhage(136 patients)No Hemorrhage(64 patients)X2 value P valueOR(95%CI)
rs1333040CC14(10.29)5(7.80)
CT31(22.79)34(53.13)18.4210.000*
TT91(66.92)25(39.07)
C allele59/272(21.69)44/128(34.38)4.1820.0410.631(0.405—0.983)
rs6475606CC13(9.56)6(9.38)
CT26(19.12)37(57.81)31.6280.000*
TT97 (71.32)21(32.81)
C allele52/272(22.43)49/128(31.25)9.6260.0022.002(1.286—3.119)
Size(≥3 cm)(72 patients)Size(<3 cm)(128 patients)X2 value P value
rs1333040CC8(11.11)11(8.59)
CT6 (8.33)57(44.53)28.3550.000*
TT58(80.56)60(46.88)
C allele22/144(15.28)79/256(30.86)7.3580.0072.020(1.207—3.380)
rs6475606CC7(9.72)12(9.37)
CT23(31.94)40(31.25)0.0210.989
TT42(58.33)76(59.38)

*P < 0.000

Analysis of genotype and clinical presentation *P < 0.000

Discussion

In this study, we aim to explore CDKN2BAS genetic relationship with Chinese han nationality of IAs. We provided evidence that the variants rs1333040 and rs6475606 were associated with IAs, in agreement with the results of Hashikata et al. and Foroud et al., respectively. Hashikata et al. based on previous results of Genome-wide association studies(GWAS) confirmed rs1333040 association with familial and sporadic IAs in Japanese patients, their study included 419 sporadic IA cases and 408 control subjects; Foroud et al. utilized the similar approach to investigate the role of rs6475606 in 1095 IA cases and 1286 controls, as the size of the sample, our results with theirs differ markedly. Rs3217992, rs974336, rs3217986, rs1063192 are the highest mutation rate locus of CDKN2BAS gene in Chinese population. We can learn from the Table 4 that the four sites genotype frequency and allele frequency were close in the experimental group and the control group. Statistical results show that these loci loss correlation with sporadic IAs of China(all P values > 0.05), rs6475606, rs1333040 and rs10757272 are the highest positive sites correlation with IAs in overseas study,reflect the Japan and the United States population, rs1333040 and rs6475606 were also replicated, but no association of the variant rs10757272 with sporadic IAs was found in our study, the conflicting results mainly root in genetic heterogeneity in different ethnic populations, additionally, the presence of genetic heterogeneity may be relevant in a bias caused by variation in the prevalence of a positive family history between populations, because familial IAs have a higher risk than sporadic IAs, negative results for this SNP do not exclude CDKN2BAS SNP plays an important role in aneurysms. The other four loci selected in this study which is the highest mutation rates in Chinese population were unrelated to aneurysms, among previous studies, a research thinks disease-causing mutations may be located in MAF < 0.05, and influence the formation of IAs. We also detected statistically significant correlations between CDKN2BAS SNPs and hemorrhage and aneurysm size, rs1333040_C did not work in aneurysm formation, but it could reduce the occurrence of hemorrhage and it was the risk factor of IAs with size < 3 cm; the rs6475606_C could reduce the occurrence of IAs, but the impact of it on hemorrhage and size was not clear, the reason may be related to the research errors. The sequence of CDKN2BAS gene is so long that it will be very difficult to find the exact loci associated with IA. Rs6475604, rs1333040, rs10757272 associated with IA come from GWAS mostly, these loci are not for more research, and lack of functional studies. IA is a complex genetic disease, the interaction between genes and genes as racial differences will affect the results of our study. CDKN2BAS belongs to long noncoding RNA(lncRNA) and affects the surrounding gene expression indirectly play a role in the disease, Bai Y research results show that CDKN2BAS can regulate the expression of CARD8 level, which affects the progress of atherosclerosis, compare the RNA in aneurysm tissue and normal cerebrovascular, hundreds of lncRNA exists differences, we can’t help but question: would CDKN2BAS cause IA formation? Or CDKN2BAS associated with IA could be caused by other lncRNA [2, 15, 19]. The current generally accepted IA is the result of the dual role of genetic and environmental factors, screening finds a large number of genes associated with IA, but these genes effect on IA is too low, thus known that the influence of environmental factors on the disease may be greater, CDKN2BAS gene polymorphism correlated with IA in other population, but has nothing to do with the Chinese people, there is a hypothesis: the environment makes IA more susceptible to CDKN2BAS in other population, although rs3217992, rs974336, rs3217986 and rs1063192 are the highest mutation rate loci of CDKN2BAS gene in Chinese population, influenced by environmental factors, they without associated with IA [11]. In addition to the above mentioned several assumptions, our study associated with the degree and distribution of linkage disequilibrium [1]. Research work in susceptibility genes of IA did not make substantive progress, scholars have been staying at the screening level, but many of genes repeatability is poor, the author considers not all IA are related to gene mutation, genetic, environmental and perhaps many other factors involved in the IA progress, it needs us to further research.

Conclusions

Our study showed that CDKN2BAS polymorphism might be associated with intracranial aneurysms in Chinese population. Additional studies are needed to confirm our finding.
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1.  Association of CDKN2A/CDKN2B Gene Polymorphisms with Increased Susceptibility to Intracranial Aneurysm in a Chinese Han Population.

Authors:  Xiaopeng Cui; Wen-Qiang Xin; Bangyue Wang; Yan Zhao; Changkai Hou; Shifei Cai; Chao Peng; Zhen Wang; Jian Li; Linchun Huan; Lei Chen; Xinyu Yang
Journal:  Neuropsychiatr Dis Treat       Date:  2021-05-12       Impact factor: 2.570

2.  Association between ELP4 rs986527 polymorphism and the occurrence and development of intracranial arachnoid cyst.

Authors:  Kai Li; De-Sheng Kong; Jun Zhang; Xin-Sheng Wang; Xun Ye; Yuan-Li Zhao
Journal:  Brain Behav       Date:  2019-11-19       Impact factor: 2.708

3.  Associations between Inflammatory Cytokine Gene Polymorphisms and Susceptibilities to Intracranial Aneurysm in Chinese Population.

Authors:  Lu Xu; Liming Hu; Chongyu Hu; Junyu Liu; Bingyang Li; Xin Liao; Jilin Zhou; Songlin Liu; Yifeng Li; Dun Yuan; Weixi Jiang; Junxia Yan
Journal:  Biomed Res Int       Date:  2021-01-16       Impact factor: 3.411

4.  Significance of the lncRNAs MALAT1 and ANRIL in occurrence and development of glaucoma.

Authors:  Guoqiang Huang; Dong Liang; Lidan Luo; Chenghong Lan; Chengfeng Luo; Hongwang Xu; Jiangfeng Lai
Journal:  J Clin Lab Anal       Date:  2022-01-14       Impact factor: 2.352

Review 5.  The Genetic and Endoplasmic Reticulum-Mediated Molecular Mechanisms of Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma.

Authors:  Wioletta Rozpędek-Kamińska; Radosław Wojtczak; Jacek P Szaflik; Jerzy Szaflik; Ireneusz Majsterek
Journal:  Int J Mol Sci       Date:  2020-06-11       Impact factor: 5.923

6.  The lncRNA ANRIL Gene rs2151280 GG Genotype is Associated with Increased Susceptibility to Recurrent Miscarriage in a Southern Chinese Population.

Authors:  Di Che; Zhenzhen Fang; Hanran Mai; Yufen Xu; LanYan Fu; Huazhong Zhou; Linyuan Zhang; Lei Pi; Xiaoqiong Gu
Journal:  J Inflamm Res       Date:  2021-06-30
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