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J Med Oncl Ther 2017 | Volume 2 Issue 4

Oncology and Biomarkers Summit

November 27-28, 2017 | Atlanta, USA

Annual Congress on

Background:

Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) occurs almost

a decade earlier in the South Asian population as compared

to the West. Inclusion of genetic information can prove to

be a robust measure to improve early risk prediction of

PCAD. Aim was to estimate the genotypic distribution and

risk allele frequencies of 13 Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)

risk Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms in loci identified

by the CARDIoGRAMplusC4D consortium namely MIA3

rs17465637;9p21 rs10757274; CXCL12 rs1746048; APOA5

rs662799; APOB rs1042031; LPA rs3798220; LPA 10455872;

MRAS rs9818870; LPL rs328; SORT1 rs646776; PCSK9

rs11591147; APOE rs429358; APOE rs7412 in Pakistani PCAD

patients and controls and to determine the differential

serum cytokine levels (IL18,IL10,IL6, TNFalpha, IL18:IL10

& TNFalpha:IL10 ratios) with respect to the genotypic

distribution of these selected SNPs.

Material & Methods:

The study design was case-control

and it was conducted in National University of Sciences

and Technology, Islamabad in collaboration with the

Cardiovascular Genetics Institute, University College London,

UK. Subjects (n=340) with >70% stenosis in at least a single

major coronary artery on angiography were taken as PCAD

cases along with 310 angiographically verified controls.

ELISA was performed for measuring the concentrations of

serum IL18, TNFA, IL6 and IL10. Genotyping was done using

TAQMAN and KASPar assays.

Results:

The risk allele frequencies (RAF) of APOE rs7412,

CXCL12 rs1746048, 9p21 rs10757274, MIA3 rs17465637 and

SORT1 rs646776 were markedly higher in the PCAD cases as

compared to the controls. APOE rs429358 had the greatest

influence among the selected GWAS/CARDIoGRAMplusC4D

consortium CAD risk SNPs by significantly altering the serum

levels of TNFalpha, IL10 and TNFalpha:IL10 ratio followed

by APOE rs7412 and CXCL12 rs1746048 which significantly

altered the serum levels of IL18; TNFalpha and IL18;

IL18:IL10 ratio respectively. The cytokine imbalance denoted

by IL18:IL10 was statistically significantly greater in the risk

allele carriers MIA3 rs17465637 and CXCL12 rs1746048

while TNFalpha:IL10 ratio was raised markedly in the risk

allele carriers of APOE rs429358; MRAS rs9818870 and LPL

rs328.

Conclusion:

The association of the selected SNPs with

differential serum cytokine levels especially the cytokine

imbalance points towards their potential causal role in the

immune inflammatory pathogenic pathway of PCAD.

e:

wafamuniransari@gmail.com

Effect of coronary artery disease risk SNPS on serum cytokine levels and cytokine imbalance in premature

coronary artery disease

Wafa M Ansari

National University of Science and Technology, Pakistan