Abstract

The pharmacogenetics of warfarin in clinical practice

Highlights

  • In 2007, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that warfarin’s label will carry new information describing the role of genetics in drug dosing

  • The pharmacological e ect of warfarin is mediated by the inhibition of vitamin K epoxide reductase complex 1 (VKORC1)

  • Carriers of alleles coding for reduced CYP2C9 and/or VKORC1 enzyme activity require lower warfarin doses and have been observed to be more di cult to titrate to a stable maintenance dose than those needing higher doses

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Summary

Nada Božina

Postoje velike interindividualne razlike (i do 20 puta) u potrebnim dozama lijeka, što je rezultat genetičkih i okolišnih čimbenika. Podaci dobiveni analizom dvaju gena, enzima za metabolizam varfarina CYP2C9 i ciljnog enzima za varfarin, podjedinice 1 vitamin K ovisne epoksid reduktaze (VKORC1), potvrdili su njihov učinak na dozu održavanja varfarina. Jednonukleotidni polimor zmi VKORC1 objašnjavaju velik dio interindividualnih razlika u dozi varfarina, a VKORC1 ima otprilike tri puta jači učinak od CYP2C9. Stanje nositelja kombinacije polimor zama VKORC1 i CYP2C9 udruženo je s teškom prekomjernom antikoagulacijom. Vrijeme do postizanja stabilnosti doze uglavnom je povezano s genotipom CYP2C9. Otpornost na varfarin vezuje se za nekoliko missense mutacija u genu VKORC1. Algoritmi koji uključuju genetičke (CYP2C9 i VKORC1), demografske i kliničke čimbenike za procjenu doze varfarina mogli bi smanjiti rizik od predoziranja za vrijeme uvođenja varfarina

Introduction
Oxidized vitamin K
Otpornost na varfarin
Warfarin resistance
Genomske studije udruženosti
Algoritmi zasnovani na farmakogenetici
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Conclusions

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