Abstract

Objective. To analyze the relationship between allelic variants of angiogenesis factor genes and development of genital endometriosis (GE), its clinical evidence and treatment efficacy. Material and methods. 417 women with laparoscopically verified GE (main group) and 112 women without GE (control group) were examined. Among 358 women in both groups (251 with GE and 107 without GEregions of polymorphic angiogenesis factor genes G-1154A VEGF, 405C VEGF, T-604C KDR and G-735A Ang2 were identified by RFLP-analysis. Results. It has been established that carriage of separate polymorphic angiogenesis factor genes VEGF G-1154A (allele А and genotypes GA, АА) and G-405C (allele С and genotype GC), KDR T-604C (allele С and genotypes ТС and СС), Ang2 G-735A (allele А and genotypes СА and GА) and their combinations predispose to GE development in women of reproductive age. Carriage of genotype GA of polymorphism G-1154A of VEGF gene predisposes to the development of dysmenorrhea during GE. Pelvic pains and infertility during GE as well as efficacy of hormone treatment for these problems are not associated with carriage of separate polymorphisms of angiogenesis factor genes G-405C and G-1154A of VEGF gene, T-604C of KDR gene, G-735A of Ang2 gene. The most potent combination of polymorphisms of angiogenesis factor genes which predisposes to the development of GE is VEGF1154GА/KDRTС/Ang2АA, while VEGF1154АА/ KDRСС/Ang2GG combination predisposes to the development to endometriosis-associated infertility, and VEGF1154GG/KDRТC/Ang2AA combination predisposes to efficient treatment of infertility during GE. Conclusion. Polymorphic variants of angiogenesis factor genes G-1154A and 405C VEGF, T-604C KDR, G-735A Ang2 (separately or in their combinations) predispose to GE development. They are associated with its clinical evidence and treatment efficacy. For the formation of risk groups of GE development for primary prevention of GE and effective treatment of endometriosis-associated infertility it is advisable to identify combinations VEGF1154GА/KDRTС/Ang2АA, VEGF1154АА/KDRСС/Ang2GG, and VEGF1154GG/KDRТC/ Ang2AA of angiogenesis factors.

Highlights

  • It has been established that carriage of separate polymorphic angiogenesis factor genes VEGF G-1154A

  • their combinations predispose to genital endometriosis (GE) development in women

  • well as efficacy of hormone treatment for these problems are not associated with carriage of separate polymorphisms

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ОРИГИНАЛЬНЫЕ СТАТЬИ

Для цитирования: Кублинский К.С., Уразова О.И., Евтушенко И.Д., Куценко И.Г., Ковалева А.С. Связь аллельного полиморфизма генов ангиогенных факторов с развитием генитального эндометриоза, его клиническими проявлениями и эффективностью лечения. Проанализировать связь аллельных вариантов генов ангиогенных факторов с развитием генитального эндометриоза (ГЭ), его клиническими проявлениями и эффективностью лечения. Установлено, что носительство отдельных полиморфных генов факторов ангиогенеза VEGF G-1154A (аллеля А и генотипов GA, АА) и G-405C (С и генотипа GC), KDR T-604C (аллеля С и генотипов ТС и СС), Ang G-735A (аллеля А и генотипов СА и GА) и их комбинаций предрасполагает к развитию ГЭ у женщин репродуктивного возраста. Полиморфные варианты генов факторов ангиогенеза G-1154A и 405C VEGF, T-604C KDR, G-735A Ang (в отдельности или при их комбинации) предрасполагают к развитию ГЭ, ассоциированы с его клиническими проявлениями и эффективностью лечения. Для формирования групп риска развития ГЭ с целью первичной его профилактики и эффективного лечения эндометриоз-ассоциированного бесплодия целесообразно определение комбинаций факторов ангиогенеза VEGF1154GА/KDRTС/Ang2АA, VEGF1154АА/KDRСС/Ang2GG, VEGF1154GG/KDRТC/Ang2AA.

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МАТЕРИАЛ И МЕТОДЫ
Связь аллельного полиморфизма генов ангиогенных факторов
СООТВЕТСТВИЕ ПРИНЦИПАМ ЭТИКИ
Material and methods
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