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Common variants in CRP and LEPR influence high sensitivity C-reactive protein levels in North Indians.


ABSTRACT:

Background

High sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) levels are shown to be influenced by genetic variants in Europeans; however, little is explored in Indian population.

Methods

Herein, we comprehensively evaluated association of all previously reported genetic determinants of hsCRP levels, including 18 cis (proximal to CRP gene) and 73 trans-acting (distal to CRP gene) variants in 4,200 North Indians of Indo-European ethnicity. First, we evaluated association of 91 variants from 12 candidate loci with hsCRP levels in 2,115 North Indians (1,042 non-diabetic subjects and 1,073 patients with type 2 diabetes). Then, cis and trans-acting variants contributing maximally to hsCRP level variation were further replicated in an independent 2,085 North Indians (1,047 patients with type 2 diabetes and 1,038 non-diabetic subjects).

Results

We found association of 12 variants from CRP, LEPR, IL1A, IL6, and IL6R with hsCRP levels in non-diabetic subjects. However, only rs3093059-CRP [??=?0.33, P?=?9.6×10??] and the haplotype harboring rs3093059 risk allele [??=?0.32 µg/mL, P?=?1.4×10??/P(perm)?=?9.0×10??] retained significance after correcting for multiple testing. The cis-acting variant rs3093059-CRP had maximum contribution to the variance in hsCRP levels (1.14%). Among, trans-acting variants, rs1892534-LEPR was observed to contribute maximally to hsCRP level variance (0.59%). Associations of rs3093059-CRP and rs1892534-LEPR were confirmed by replication and attained higher significance after meta-analysis [?(meta)?=?0.26/0.22; P(meta)?=?4.3×10??/7.4×10?³ and ?(meta)?=?-0.15/-0.12; P(meta)?=?2.0×10??/1.6×10?? for rs3093059 and rs1892534, respectively in non-diabetic subjects and all subjects taken together].

Conclusion

In conclusion, we identified rs3093059 in CRP and rs1892534 in LEPR as major cis and trans-acting contributor respectively, to the variance in hsCRP levels in North Indian population.

SUBMITTER: Mahajan A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3169613 | biostudies-literature | 2011

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Common variants in CRP and LEPR influence high sensitivity C-reactive protein levels in North Indians.

Mahajan Anubha A   Tabassum Rubina R   Chavali Sreenivas S   Dwivedi Om Prakash OP   Chauhan Ganesh G   Ghosh Saurabh S   Tandon Nikhil N   Bharadwaj Dwaipayan D  

PloS one 20110908 9


<h4>Background</h4>High sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) levels are shown to be influenced by genetic variants in Europeans; however, little is explored in Indian population.<h4>Methods</h4>Herein, we comprehensively evaluated association of all previously reported genetic determinants of hsCRP levels, including 18 cis (proximal to CRP gene) and 73 trans-acting (distal to CRP gene) variants in 4,200 North Indians of Indo-European ethnicity. First, we evaluated association of 91 variants fr  ...[more]

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