Year: 2015
Pages: 40-44
Number: Volume 7, issue 1
Type: scientific article
The analysis of the association of polymorphic markers of genes of nuclear factor κappa B (rs147169338, rs45581936) and the family of interleukin-1 (rs1143634, rs2287047, VNTR IL1R1, Alu InDel Ya5NBC51) with a susceptibility to breast cancer. Revealed the presence of protective alleles at polymorphic markers of genes subunits of nuclear factor-κb in all studied individuals, indicating a normal functioning of this transcription factor. An increase in the frequency of allele IL1RN*genotype II and II/II in the group of breast cancer patients compared with healthy, indicates the association of this variant of the polymorphic marker with the development of breast cancer. This polymorphism influenced the level of gene expression and as a consequence, the concentration of interleukin-1 in the intercellular space, which increases the proliferation of cells and can stimulate the cancer patients develop metastases.
breast cancer, nuclear factor κappa B, NF-kb1, NF-кb2, interleukin 1,IL-1β, IL1RN, IL1RI, IL1RAP