Abstract

Objective This study was designed to analyze the possible association between single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) within the promoter of adiponectin gene and type 2 diabetes in Yanbian Han and Korean Chinese populations. Methods We enrolled a total of 97 subjects from Yanbian, including 55 Han Chinese (13 healthy individuals and 42 type 2 diabetes patients) and 42 Korean Chinese ( 16 healthy individuals and 26 type 2 diabetes patients). Body mass index ( BMI) , fasting plasma glucose ( FPG) , total cholesterol ( TC ), and triglyceride (TG) were measured. PCR and sequencing were used for screening of SNPs of promoter of adiponectin gene. ANOVA and χ~2 test were used for analysis of data. Results The level of TG in type 2 diabetes group was higher than that in normal group in Yanbian Korean Chinese ( P = 0.033 ). The level of FPG, TC, and TG in type 2 diabetes group of Yanbian Korean Chinese were higher than those in type 2 diabetes in Yanbian Han Chinese (P =0. 038, P =0.037, and P =0.047, respectively). The frequency of haplotype of - 11426A - 11377C in type 2 diabetes group was less than in normal group in Yanbian Korean Chinese (P = 0.043). In Yanbian Han Chinese, BMI was relative to the genotype at locus of - 11426, and the level was lower in individuals with allele - 11426G than that with - 11426A (P = 0. 039). And the BMI level with genotype of AA at locus of - 11426 in Yanbian Han Chinese was higher than it in Yanbian Korean Chinese (P =0.006). Conclusion Three conclusions can be drawn.First, Yanbian Han and Korean Chinese had national difference in FPG, TC, and TG in type 2 diabetes group.Second, the haplotype of - 11426A - 11377C could be considered as a protective factor in the progression of type 2 diabetes in Yanbian Korean Chinese. Third, the SNP of - 11426A >G might be associated with obesity in Yanbian Han Chinese. Key words: Type 2 diabetes ; Adiponectin ; SNP ;

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