The Polymorphic Locus rs780093 of the Gene is Associated with the Risk of Infertility in Endometriosis

In: Генетика / Russian Journal of Genetics · 2025 · vol. 61(8) , pp. 87 · doi:10.7868/s3034510325080081 · W7131107738
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In this study, we examine the associations of 9 polymorphic loci associated with the level of sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) with the development of infertility in women with genital endometriosis. The study was conducted on a sample of 395 patients with genital endometriosis (132 women with genital endometriosis and concomitant infertility, 263 women with genital endometriosis without infertility), natives of the Central Black Earth Region of Russia. Genotyping of nine polymorphic loci associated with SHBG levels according to previously conducted genome-wide association studies (GWAS) was performed: rs12150660 , rs10454142 , rs780093 , rs17496332 , rs3779195 , rs440837 , rs7910927 , rs4149056 , rs8023580 . It was found that the genotype TT rs780093 is associated with a low risk of infertility in endometriosis (OR = 0.43; = 0.017; = 0.019). It has been identified that inter-locus interactions rs8023580 – rs10454142 – rs17496332 are significantly associated with the risk of infertility in genital endometriosis (WH Wald criterion = 19.15, < 0.001). Combinations of genotypes rs8023580-TT – rs10454142-TT – rs17496332-AA (beta = 0.71, = 0.042), rs8023580-TC – rs10454142-CC – rs17496332-AA (beta = 1.55, = 0.025), rs8023580-TC – rs10454142-TT – rs17496332-AG (beta = 1.92, = 0.027) are risk factors for infertility in genital endometriosis. Thus, the polymorphic locus rs780093 and the inter-locus interactions rs8023580 – rs10454142 – rs17496332 are associated with the risk of infertility in endometriosis.
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- Код статьи - S3034510325080081-1 - DOI - 10.7868/S3034510325080081 - Тип публикации - Статья - Статус публикации - Опубликовано - Авторы - Том/ Выпуск - Том 61 / Номер выпуска 8 - Страницы - 87-99 - Аннотация - В настоящей работе была изучена вовлеченность девяти полиморфных локусов, ассоциированных с уровнем глобулина, связывающего половые гормоны (ГСПГ, SHBG), в развитие бесплодия у женщин с генитальным эндометриозом. Исследование проведено на выборке из 395 пациенток с генитальным эндометриозом (132 женщины с генитальным эндометриозом и сопутствующим бесплодием, 263 — с генитальным эндометриозом без бесплодия), являющихся уроженками Центрального Черноземья России. Проведено генотипирование девяти полиморфных локусов, связанных с уровнем ГСПГ по данным проведенных ранее полногеномных исследований (GWAS): rs12150660 , rs10454142 , rs780093 , rs17496332 , rs3779195 , rs440837 , rs7910927 , rs4149056 , rs8023580 . Установлено, что генотип rs780093 ассоциирован с низким риском развития бесплодия при эндометриозе (OR = 0.43, = 0.017, = 0.019). Выявлено, что межлокусные взаимодействия rs8023580 — rs10454142 — rs17496332 значимо ассоциированы с риском развития бесплодия при генитальном эндометриозе (WH — критерий Вальда = 19.15, < 0.001). Комбинации генотипов rs8023580-TT — rs10454142-TT — rs17496332-AA (beta = 0.71, = 0.042), rs8023580-TC — rs10454142-CC — rs17496332-AA (beta = 1.55, = 0.025), rs8023580-TC — rs10454142-TT — rs17496332-AG (beta = 1.92, = 0.027) служат факторами риска развития бесплодия при генитальном эндометриозе. Таким образом, с риском развития бесплодия при эндометриозе ассоциированы: полиморфный локус rs780093 , а также межлокусные взаимодействия rs8023580 — rs10454142 — rs17496332 . - Ключевые слова - эндометриоз однонуклеотидный полиморфизм (SNP) глобулин, связывающий половые гормоны бесплодие факторы риска - Дата публикации - 18.03.2025 - Год выхода - 2025 - Всего подписок - 0 - Всего просмотров - 61 Библиография - 1. Crump J., Suker A., White L. Endometriosis: A review of recent evidence and guidelines // Aust. J. Gen. Pract. 2024. V. 53. № 1–2. Р. 11–18. https://doi.org/10.31128/AJGP/04-23-6805 - 2. Пономаренко И.В., Полоников А.В., Чурносов М.И. Молекулярные механизмы и факторы риска развития эндометриоза // Акушерство и гинекология. 2019. Т. 3. С. 26–31. - 3. Koninckx P.R., Fernandes R., Ussia A. et al. Pathogenesis based diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis // Front. Endocrinol. (Lausanne). 2021. V. 12. https://doi.org/10.3389/fendo.2021.745548 - 4. 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