A report on asthma genetics studies in Pakistani population

Pakistan is globally sixth most populous, economically developing south Asian country with tremendously increasing trend of urbanization. This increase in urbanization along with consanguineous marriages trend in Pakistani nationals might contribute as most important factors of increasing asthma pre...

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Main Authors: Muhammad Usman Ghani, Muhammad Farooq Sabar, Mariam Shahid, Farheena Iqbal Awan, Muhammad Akram
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Language:English
Published: The Running Line 2017-02-01
Series:Advancements in Life Sciences
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Online Access:http://www.als-journal.com/422-17/
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author Muhammad Usman Ghani
Muhammad Farooq Sabar
Mariam Shahid
Farheena Iqbal Awan
Muhammad Akram
author_facet Muhammad Usman Ghani
Muhammad Farooq Sabar
Mariam Shahid
Farheena Iqbal Awan
Muhammad Akram
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description Pakistan is globally sixth most populous, economically developing south Asian country with tremendously increasing trend of urbanization. This increase in urbanization along with consanguineous marriages trend in Pakistani nationals might contribute as most important factors of increasing asthma prevalence. Up-till now, a few studies related to asthma genetics have been conducted in Pakistan. These studies suggest that the SNP variants like (rs2569190, rs2569191), (rs2243250, rs2227284), (rs1800896), (rs1881457, rs20541, rs1800925), (rs2280091, rs2787094, rs528557), (rs1131882) in CD14, IL-4, IL10, IL-13, ADAM33 and TBXA2R genes respectively and the SNPs (rs3816470, rs6503525, rs3859192, rs12603332) on chromosomal region 17q21 are significantly associated in Pakistani population whereas the haplotype “CCTCAG" of SNPs (rs12936231, rs7216389, rs7216558, rs9894164, rs1007654 and rs7212938) in 17q21 and ‘AAGTCG’ of SNPs (rs2280089, rs2280090, rs2280091, rs44707, rs528557, and rs612709) in ADAM-33 region are protective factor against asthma susceptibility. These studies will definitely contribute in understanding genetic basis of asthmatic complications in Pakistan and large population cohort size and sub-ethnic studies in future will give more meaningful conclusions to predict possible asthma susceptible genomic variants in sub-ethnic and general population of Pakistan.
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spelling doaj.art-ff314ff96a894151b91320d47a787a602023-08-02T06:28:31ZengThe Running LineAdvancements in Life Sciences2310-53802310-53802017-02-01423338A report on asthma genetics studies in Pakistani populationMuhammad Usman Ghani0Muhammad Farooq Sabar1Mariam Shahid2Farheena Iqbal Awan3Muhammad Akram4CAMB, University of the Punjab, Lahore – PakistanCAMB, University of the Punjab, Lahore – PakistanCAMB, University of the Punjab, Lahore – PakistanCAMB, University of the Punjab, Lahore – PakistanCAMB, University of the Punjab, Lahore – PakistanPakistan is globally sixth most populous, economically developing south Asian country with tremendously increasing trend of urbanization. This increase in urbanization along with consanguineous marriages trend in Pakistani nationals might contribute as most important factors of increasing asthma prevalence. Up-till now, a few studies related to asthma genetics have been conducted in Pakistan. These studies suggest that the SNP variants like (rs2569190, rs2569191), (rs2243250, rs2227284), (rs1800896), (rs1881457, rs20541, rs1800925), (rs2280091, rs2787094, rs528557), (rs1131882) in CD14, IL-4, IL10, IL-13, ADAM33 and TBXA2R genes respectively and the SNPs (rs3816470, rs6503525, rs3859192, rs12603332) on chromosomal region 17q21 are significantly associated in Pakistani population whereas the haplotype “CCTCAG" of SNPs (rs12936231, rs7216389, rs7216558, rs9894164, rs1007654 and rs7212938) in 17q21 and ‘AAGTCG’ of SNPs (rs2280089, rs2280090, rs2280091, rs44707, rs528557, and rs612709) in ADAM-33 region are protective factor against asthma susceptibility. These studies will definitely contribute in understanding genetic basis of asthmatic complications in Pakistan and large population cohort size and sub-ethnic studies in future will give more meaningful conclusions to predict possible asthma susceptible genomic variants in sub-ethnic and general population of Pakistan.http://www.als-journal.com/422-17/AsthmaGeneticsSNPPakistanReview
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Muhammad Akram
A report on asthma genetics studies in Pakistani population
Advancements in Life Sciences
Asthma
Genetics
SNP
Pakistan
Review
title A report on asthma genetics studies in Pakistani population
title_full A report on asthma genetics studies in Pakistani population
title_fullStr A report on asthma genetics studies in Pakistani population
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title_short A report on asthma genetics studies in Pakistani population
title_sort report on asthma genetics studies in pakistani population
topic Asthma
Genetics
SNP
Pakistan
Review
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