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 REVIEW Cytokine gene polymorphism in human disease: on-line databases, Supplement 3 MV Hollegaard 1,2,3 and JL Bidwell 4 1 NANEA at Department of Epidemiology, Institute of Public Health, University of Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark;  2 Department of Clinical Biochemistry Statens Serum Institut, Copenhagen, Denmark;  3 Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark and  4 Department of Pathology and Microbiology, University of Bristol, Homeopathic Hospital Site, Cotham, Bristol, UK Within the past few years, the focus on cytokine single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) function and association with human diseases has increased considerably. This third supplement to the Cytokine Gene Polymorphism in Human Disease: On-line database describes the positive associations of cytokine SNPs in human diseases described in articles published from 2002 up to 2005. A file containing a list of all SNPs investigated in this period of time and their association with human disease or expression pattern can be downloaded from the internet address http://www.nanea.dk/cytokinesnps/. The web pages also contain other features and downloads that could be useful when planning cytokine SNP association studies. Genes and Immunity (2006)  7,  269–276. doi:10.1038/sj.gene.6364301; published online 27 April 2006 Keywords:  cytokine; SNP; polymorphism; variation; disease; expression Introduction The ‘Cytokine Gene Polymorphism in Human Disease: on-l ine database’ was fi rst pub li shed in  Gen es and  Immunity  in 1999. 1 The first update, supplement 1, came in 2001 2 and supplement 2 in 2002. 3 Supp lement 3 updates the dat aba se wit h art icl es fro m 200 2 to ear ly 2005. As the number of articles investigating cytokine single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP)–disease associa- tions has increased substantially in the past few years and as this supplement covers more than 1 year, we have chosen only to show the SNPs that have an association wi th a speci fi c di sease in T able 1. A full ver si on of  supple ment 3 is available for download from the on-li ne da tabase at the new per manent web addre ss www. nanea.dk/cytokinesnps/. This version includes links to PubMed as well as the SNPs that was not found to be ass oci ated with a dis ease. A few changes have bee n made in this supplement compared to earlier issues, the most prominent one being that the data are presented in a Mic ros oft Exc el spr eads heet , all owi ng the rea der to search and sort the SNPs, authors and diseases. With regar d to naming of the SNPs, we have chosen to use the OMIM gene names (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) and fur the rmore, we have grouped those SNPs tha t have numerous names under one name. For example, TNFA 308 G4A is also known as TNF  NcoI or TNF1/2: in this new supplement, it is named TNF  307 G4A (308, TNF1/2,  NcoI). We wou ld like to encoura ge aut hor s of SNP studies to supply the readers with an SNP ‘rs’ number and OMIM gene names. Not all genes in the supplement are cyt oki nes, but those that ar e not, ar e incl uded because they were investigated in the same study as the cytokine genes. We are aware that some articles could be absent in this and previous supplement updates as we have chosen to use PubMed as our primary article source and have stringent search criteria. Furthermore, we have excluded manu- scr ipts if they were dif fic ult to obt ain, not writte n in English or it was not clear which SNPs were investi- gat ed. T o correct, add or cha nge int erpr eted data in suppl ement 3, we enc ourage aut hors to contact the corresponding author . Besides the assoc iation studies, the new websit e al so cont ai ns an Excel spreadsheet containing the  in vivo/vitro  studies. The web pages have been redesigned to amalgamate all data from the previously published initial review, two previous supplements and the present supp lement. A new feature is the Links Navigator page, which provides links to: the CHIP Bioinformati cs SNP per entries for each gene (http: //snppe r .chip. org/) ; 4 the appropr iate gene in the UCSC Genome Bioinformatics site (http:// genome.cse.ucsc.edu/); 5 the appropriate intra-site entries on the polymorphism, expression and disease associa- tion pages (see navigation bar to the left of the main window in Figure 1) and finally to annotated nucleotide seque nce al ignments where avai labl e. In the Li nks Naviga tor , genes have been grouped into five class es: TNF superfa mil y lig ands and rece ptors; int erle uki n li gands/antagonists and inter leukin re cep tors and other cyt oki nes /gr owt h fac tor s/re ceptors. The dat a Received 2 March 2006; accepted 9 March 2006; published online 27 April 2006 Corr espo ndenc e: MV Holl egaar d, Depar tment of Clin ical Bio- chemistry, Statens Serum Institut, Artillerivej 5, Copenhagen 2300, Denmark. E-mail: [email protected] Genes and Immunity (2006) 7, 269–276 & 2006 Natu re Publishin g Group All rights reserved 1466-48 79/06  $30.00 www.nature.com/gene

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  • REVIEW

    Cytokine gene polymorphism in human disease: on-linedatabases, Supplement 3

    MV Hollegaard1,2,3 and JL Bidwell41NANEA at Department of Epidemiology, Institute of Public Health, University of Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark; 2Department of ClinicalBiochemistry Statens Serum Institut, Copenhagen, Denmark; 3Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University ofSouthern Denmark, Odense, Denmark and 4Department of Pathology and Microbiology, University of Bristol, Homeopathic HospitalSite, Cotham, Bristol, UK

    Within the past few years, the focus on cytokine single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) function and association with humandiseases has increased considerably. This third supplement to the Cytokine Gene Polymorphism in Human Disease: On-linedatabase describes the positive associations of cytokine SNPs in human diseases described in articles published from 2002 upto 2005. A file containing a list of all SNPs investigated in this period of time and their association with human disease orexpression pattern can be downloaded from the internet address http://www.nanea.dk/cytokinesnps/. The web pages alsocontain other features and downloads that could be useful when planning cytokine SNP association studies.Genes and Immunity (2006) 7, 269276. doi:10.1038/sj.gene.6364301; published online 27 April 2006

    Keywords: cytokine; SNP; polymorphism; variation; disease; expression

    Introduction

    The Cytokine Gene Polymorphism in Human Disease:on-line database was first published in Genes andImmunity in 1999.1 The first update, supplement 1, camein 20012 and supplement 2 in 2002.3 Supplement 3updates the database with articles from 2002 to early2005. As the number of articles investigating cytokinesingle nucleotide polymorphism (SNP)disease associa-tions has increased substantially in the past few yearsand as this supplement covers more than 1 year, we havechosen only to show the SNPs that have an associationwith a specific disease in Table 1. A full version ofsupplement 3 is available for download from the on-linedatabase at the new permanent web address www.nanea.dk/cytokinesnps/. This version includes links toPubMed as well as the SNPs that was not found to beassociated with a disease. A few changes have beenmade in this supplement compared to earlier issues, themost prominent one being that the data are presented ina Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, allowing the reader tosearch and sort the SNPs, authors and diseases. Withregard to naming of the SNPs, we have chosen to use theOMIM gene names (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) andfurthermore, we have grouped those SNPs that havenumerous names under one name. For example, TNFA308 G4A is also known as TNF NcoI or TNF1/2: in this

    new supplement, it is named TNF 307 G4A (308,TNF1/2, NcoI). We would like to encourage authorsof SNP studies to supply the readers with an SNP rsnumber and OMIM gene names.

    Not all genes in the supplement are cytokines, butthose that are not, are included because they wereinvestigated in the same study as the cytokine genes. Weare aware that some articles could be absent in this andprevious supplement updates as we have chosen to usePubMed as our primary article source and have stringentsearch criteria. Furthermore, we have excluded manu-scripts if they were difficult to obtain, not written inEnglish or it was not clear which SNPs were investi-gated. To correct, add or change interpreted data insupplement 3, we encourage authors to contact thecorresponding author. Besides the association studies,the new website also contains an Excel spreadsheetcontaining the in vivo/vitro studies.

    The web pages have been redesigned to amalgamateall data from the previously published initial review, twoprevious supplements and the present supplement. Anew feature is the Links Navigator page, which provideslinks to: the CHIP Bioinformatics SNP per entries foreach gene (http://snpper.chip.org/);4 the appropriategene in the UCSC Genome Bioinformatics site (http://genome.cse.ucsc.edu/);5 the appropriate intra-site entrieson the polymorphism, expression and disease associa-tion pages (see navigation bar to the left of the mainwindow in Figure 1) and finally to annotated nucleotidesequence alignments where available. In the LinksNavigator, genes have been grouped into five classes:TNF superfamily ligands and receptors; interleukinligands/antagonists and interleukin receptors andother cytokines/growth factors/receptors. The data

    Received 2 March 2006; accepted 9 March 2006; published online 27April 2006

    Correspondence: MV Hollegaard, Department of Clinical Bio-chemistry, Statens Serum Institut, Artillerivej 5, Copenhagen 2300,Denmark.E-mail: [email protected]

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  • Table 1 In vivo disease-association studies

    Disease Yes

    Acute appendicitis IL6 174 C4GAcute lung injury PBEF 1001 T4G, PBEF 1543 C4TAcute lymphoblastic leukemia IL10 1117 T4C, TNF 307 G4AAcute rejection IL10 854 T4C, IL10 haplotypes, IL2 n repeat, TNF 307 G4AAcute renal failure IL10 1117 T4C, TNF 307 G4AAcute resistance exercise IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1B 3737, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN +2018 T4CAggressive lymphoma IL10 1117 T4CAggressive periodontitis IL1B +3953 C4TAIDS IL4 IL10 haplotypes, 64 SNPs, IL10 627 C4A, IFNG 179 T4GAlcoholism IL6 174 C4GAllergic asthma IL4R +148 A4G, IL4R +1902 G4T, IL13 +2044, IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR,

    TGFB1 869 C4T, TGFB1 915 G4C, TNF 307 G4AAllergic contact dermatitis TNF 307 G4AAllograft function IFNG +874 A4T, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL2 330 T4G, IL6 174 C4G,

    TGFB1 869 C4T, TGFB1 915 G4C, TNF 307 G4AAlopecia areata IL1-L1+4734, IL1RN +2018 T4C, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRAlopecia totalis alopeciauniversalis

    IL13 +2044, IL13 1111 C4T, IL4 590 C4T, IL4R +148 A4G, IL4R +1682 T4C, IL4R +1902 G4T

    Alzheimer disease IL10 1117 T4C, IL6 174 C4G, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL1A 889 C4T,IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4G, IL6 30UTR VNTR, TNF 1032T4C, TNF 857 C4T, TNF 863 C4A

    Amyloid A amyloidosis IL1B 511 C4TAngiotensin-converting enzyme PAI1 675 4G45GAnkylosing spondylitis IL1RN 30735 T4C, IL1RN 31017 G4C, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRAsthma IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL12B +4237 G4A, IL12B +6402 A4C, IL12B

    promoter, IL15 +10504 A4G, IL15 +13687 C4A, IL15 +14035 A4T, IL15 +267 C4T, IL15 +367 G4A, IL18137 G4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL3 +79 T4C, IL4 33 C4T, IL4 590 C4T, IL4 int3 70 bp VNTR, IL4R+1902 G4T, IL8 251 T4A, TLR4 +896 A4G, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 857 C4T, TNF863 C4A

    Atherogenesis TLR4 +896 A4GAtherosclerosis IL6 174 C4GAtopic asthma CCL5 403 G4A, haplotypes TNF24DRB1*03 TNF24*B1*1104, IL4R +148 A4G, IL4R +1902 G4T,

    IL4R 3223 C4T, TNF 307 G4A, IL12B 1188 A4C, IL13 +2044, IL13 +4257 G4A, IL13 1111 C4T,IL4 590 C4T, IL4R +148 A4G, IL4R 3223 C4T

    Atopic eczema IL4R +1902 G4TAtopic rhinitis IL4R 1432 T4CAtopy IL13 +2044, IL18 137 G4C, IL18 607 C4A, IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL4R +1902 G4TAtrial fibrillation IL6 174 C4GAtrophic gastritis IL1B 31 T4CAttention-deficit4hyperactivitydisorder

    IL1RN 86 bp VNTR

    AV fistula patency TGFB1 869 C4T, TGFB1 915 G4CBasal cell carcinoma MTHFR +677 C4TBehcets disease TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 237 G4A, IL1A 889 C4T, IL1B +3953 C4TBe-hypersensitivity TNF 307 G4A, TNF 857 C4TBipolar I disorder TNF 307 G4ABladder cancer IL4 int3 70 bp VNTR, TNF 307 G4A, VEGF 2578 C4ABladder tumors TNF 307 G4ABlood pressure IL1B 511 C4T, TNF 307 G4ABody mass index IL6 174 C4G, IL6 CA repeat, TNF 307 G4ABone marrow transplantation IL1A 889 C4T, IL1B 511 C4T, TGFB1 869 C4T, TGFB1TII 1167 C4T, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 857

    C4T, TNF 863 C4A, TNFRSF1B +676 G4TBone mineral density CCR2 +190 G4A, IL10 627 C4A, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4G, IL6 572 G4C, IL6 634 C4G,

    IL6 CA repeat, LTA +252 A4G, OPG 209 G4A, OPG 245 T4G, OPG A163G, PLOD1 +84 G4A, PLOD11097 G4A, PLOD1 1406 T4C, PLOD1 1734 C4T, PLOD1 1832 A4C, PLOD1 1988 G4T, PLOD1 2324T4C, PLOD1 2333 C4G, PLOD1 494 C4T , PLOD1 495 G4A, PLOD1 G-86A, PLOD1 T-17G, TNF 1032T4C, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 857 C4T, TNF 863 C4A, TNFRSF1B +1663 G4A, TNFRSF1B +1668T4G, TNFRSF1B +1690 T4C, TNFRSF1B +593 G4A, TNFRSF1B +598 T4G, TNFRSF1B +620 T4C,TNFRSF1B +676 G4T, VDR 2 C4T

    Brain arteriovenousmalformation

    IL6 174 C4G

    Breast cancer IL6 174 C4GBronchial asthma IL5 703 C4TBronchopulmonary dysplasia TNF 307 G4AC. pneumoniae infection CD14 260 C4TCalcific aortic stenosis IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4CCardiac surgery TNF 307 G4ACardiovascular disease IL10 1117 T4C, IL6 174 C4G, TGFB1 915 G4CCarotid atherosclerosis IL1RN 86 bp VNTRCarotid intimal-medial wallthickness

    IL6 174 C4G

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    Disease Yes

    Carotid plaque IL6 174 C4GCeliac disease LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4ACerebral infarction IL1A 889 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4ACerebral injury IL6 174 C4GCerebral malaria TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 857 C4T, TNF 863 C4ACervical abormalities IL10 1117 T4CCervical cancer IFNA +551 T4G, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 375 G4A, TNF 572 A4C, TNF 857

    C4T, TNF 863 C4ACervical intra-epithelial neoplasia TNF 307 G4AChlamydia trachomatis IL10 1117 T4CChorioamnionitis TNF 307 G4AChronic alcoholic liver disease IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL10.G microsat., LTA +252 A4GChronic allograft nelphropathy IL6 174 C4G, MTHFR +677 C4TChronic atrophic gastritis/gastriccarcinoma

    IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, TNF 307 G4A

    Chronic hepatitis B IFNG +874 A4TChronic hepatitis B virusinfection

    LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4A

    Chronic hepatitis C IL1B 511 C4T, TNF 237 G4AChronic hepatitis C virus IL10 1117 T4C, TGFB1 869 C4T, LTA +252 A4GChronic immunethrombocytopenic purpura

    LTA +252 A4G

    Chronic lung tuberculosis IL10 1117 T4C, TNF 307 G4AChronic obstructive pulmonarydisease

    IL10 1117 T4C, TGFB1 869 C4T, LTA +252 A4G

    Chronic pelvic pain syndrome IL10 1117 T4CChronic periodontitis LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4A, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL2 330 T4G,

    IL6 174 C4G, IL6 572 G4C, TGFB1 509 C4T, TNFRSF1B +587 T4G, VDR +352 T4CChronic rejection IL10 1117 T4C, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL4 33 C4TChronic schizophrenia TNF 307 G4ACoal workers pneumoconiosis TNF 307 G4ACoeliac disease TNF 307 G4AColorectal cancer IL6 174 C4G, IL8 251 T4A, PPARG C4GCommunity acquired pneumonia IL10 1117 T4CCongenital heart block/neonatallupus

    TGFB1 869 C4T, TGFB1 915 G4C, TNF 307 G4A

    Contact allergy IL16 295 T4CContact hypersensitivity TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 863 C4A, TNFd microsat.,COPD IL4 33 C4T, IL4 590 C4T, IL4 int3 70 bp VNTRCoronary artery bypass grafting LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4ACoronary artery disease CX37 1019C4T, IL6 174 C4G, MMP3 1171 5A46A, TNF 863 C4ACoronary artery stenosis PECAM1 R643GCoronary atherosclerosis IL1RN 86 bp VNTRCoronary function IL1B 511 C4TCoronary heart disease IL10 1117 T4C, IL6 174 C4G, TNF 307 G4ACortical bone resorption IL6 174 C4GCrohns disease TNFRSF1B +1466 A4G, TNFRSF1B +1493 C4T, IL16 295 T4C, IL18 +105 A4C, TNF 863 C4ACutaneous malignant melanoma TNF 237 G4A, VEGF +405 G4C, VEGF +936 C4T, VEGF 1154 G4A, VEGF 2578 C4ACutaneous neonatal lupus TNF 307 G4ACutaneous T-cell lymphoma IL6 599 A4GDementia TNF 307 G4A, TNF 850 C4TDengue fever TNF 307 G4A, VDR +352 T4CDermatomyositis TNF 307 G4ADiabetic nephropathy CCL5 28 C4G, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 634 C4GDiarrhea IL8 251 T4ADiscoid rash IL4 590 C4T, IL4 int3 70 bp VNTRDistal gastric cancer IL1B 31 T4CDuodenal ulcers IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1B 31 T4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL8 251 T4AEarly-onset joint erosions inpsoriatic arthritis

    LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4A

    Early-onset periodontitis IL1RN 86 bp VNTREclampsia TNF 307 G4AEnd-stage non-ischemicmyocardial dysfunction

    TNF 307 G4A

    Endemic pemphigus foliaceus IL4 590 C4T, IL6 174 C4GEndometriosis IFNG intron 1 CA rep., IL10 627 C4A, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 857 C4T, TNF 863 C4AEnd-stage renal disease CTLA4 318 C4T, IFNG +874 A4T, IL10 GCC4ACC promotor genotype, IL1RN 120 T4C, long CTLA4

    ATn repeatsFamilial RA TNFRSF1B +676 G4TFasting glycemia lipid parameters LTA +252 A4G, IL10.G microsat.Fat-free mass IL6 174 C4G

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    Disease Yes

    Febrile convulsion IL1RN 86 bp VNTRFebrile seizures IL1B 511 C4TFocal segmentalglomerulosclerosis

    IL10 1117 T4C

    Fulminant hepatitis TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 863 C4AGastric adenocarcinoma IL1B 31 T4C, iNOS CCTTT pentanucleotideGastric cancer IL10 1117 T4C, IL1B 1473 C4G, IL1B 31 T4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL8 251 T4A,

    LTA +252 A4G, LTA +804 C4A, MMP1 1607 G del., TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307G4A, TNF 857 C4T, TNF 863 C4A

    Gastric carcinoma IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRGastric diseases IL8 251 T4AGastric inflammation IL1B +231, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRGastric mucosa-associatedlymphoid tissue lymphoma

    TNF 857 C4T, IL1B 31 T4C, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR

    Gastroesophageal reflux disease IL1B 31 T4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRGeneralized aggressiveperiodontitis

    IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR

    Glaucoma TNF 307 G4A, TNF 857 C4T, TNF 863 C4AGlucose tolerance IL6 174 C4GGlucose-6-phosphatedehydrogenase deficiency

    IFNG +874 A4T, IL10 627 C4A, IL6 174 C4G

    Graft-versus-host disease IL10 627 C4A, TNFRSF1B +676 G4T, IL2 330 T4G, IL1A 46 bp VNTR, IL1A 889 C4T, IFNG +874A4T, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 854 T4C, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL6 174 C4G, TNF +488 G4A, TNFdmicrosat.

    Graves disease IL13 +2044, IL13 1111 C4T, LTA +252 A4G, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4AHematological malignancies:toxic complications

    LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4A

    Hashimoto thyroiditis TNF 307 G4AHayfever/atopy IL2 330 T4G, IL6 174 C4GHCV infection IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL6 174 C4GHCV viral clearance IL6 174 C4G, TGFB1 869 C4T, TGFB1 915 G4CHCV-induced cirrhosis IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRHeart rate IL6 599 A4GHelicobacter pylori infection IL10 854 T4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL8 251 T4AHelicobacter pylori seropositivity IL1B 31 T4CHelicobacter pylori-associateddiseases

    IL1R1 1622 A4G, IFNG +874 A4T, IL10 854 T4C, TNF 857 C4T

    Henoch-Schonlein purpura TGFB1 509 C4THepatitis B vaccination IL12B promoter, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL2 330 T4G, IL4 1098 T4G, IL4 33 C4T, IL4 590 C4THepatitis B virus IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 161 G4A, TNF 237 G4A,

    TNF 375 G4A, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 857 C4T, TNF 863 C4AHepatitis C virus IL10 1117 T4C, OPN 443 T4C, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 863 C4AHepatitis C virus infection TNF +1304 A4G, TNF +851 A4G, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 1073 C4T, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 243

    G4A, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 375 G4A, TNF 863 C4AHepatocellular carcinoma IFNG +874 A4T, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 854 T4C, IL12B 1188 A4C, IL18 137 G4C, IL1RN 86 bp

    VNTR, IL2 330 T4G, IL4 590 C4T, IL6 174 C4G, TNF 307 G4AHerpes zoster IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4CHIV IL4 590 C4THIV rel. lipodystrophy TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4AHIV replication IL1A 889 C4THIV: immune restoration disease IL12B 1188 A4C, IL6 174 C4G, TNF 307 G4AHIV-1 infection IL10 627 C4A, IL4 590 C4T, TNF 307 G4AHIV-1 viremia TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 863 C4AHodgkin lymphoma IL6 174 C4G, TNFa microsat.HTLV-I-associatedmyelopathy4tropical spasticparaparesis

    IL10 627 C4A

    Hyperandrogenism IL6 174 C4G, IL6 599 A4GHypertension CCR2 +190 G4A, IL1B 31 T4C, TNF 237 G4AIdiopathic pulmonary fibrosis TNF 307 G4AIdiopathic recurrent miscarriage HO-1 GTn microsatellite sizeIgA nephropathy IFNG intron 1 CA rep., IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL4 int3 70 bp VNTR, TGFB1 509 C4T,

    TGFB1 869 C4T, TNF 307 G4A, IL10 1117 T4CIgE levels IL4R haplotype 50478, IL4R haplotype 50551Immunosuppressive therapy TNF 307 G4AInflammatory bowel disease ICAM1 K469E, IL18 +113 T4G, IL18 +127 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 857 C4T,

    TNFRSF1A +36 A4G, TNFRSF1B +587 T4GInflammatory stress: fish oil IL1B 511 C4T, IL6 174 C4G, LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4AInsulin resistance TNF 307 G4A, PPARG C4GInsulin sensitivity IL6 174 C4G

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    Disease Yes

    Intima-media thickness of thecarotid artery in hypertensivepatients

    OPG 950 T4C

    Ischemic stroke CRP +1059 G4C, ICAM1 K469E, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4G, MCP1 2518A4G, MIF 173 G4C, MMP3 1171 5A46A, TNF 307 G4A

    Juvenile idiopathic arthritis IL13 R110Q, IL1B +3962 T4C, IL4 1098 T4G, IL6 174 C4G, MICA microsat., MIF 173 G4C, TNF307 G4A, TNFa microsat.

    Juvenile oligoarthritis TNF +851 A4GKaposis sarcoma IL6 174 C4G, IL8 251 T4A, CD14 159 C4T, VEGF 634 C4GKidney allograft survival IL6 174 C4G, IL6 599 A4GKidney graft survival TNF 307 G4AKidney transplantation TNF 307 G4ALacunar infarction IL6 174 C4GLacunar stroke IL6 174 C4GLatent autoimmune diabetes inadults

    TNF 307 G4A

    Late-onset Alzheimer disease TNF 307 G4ALeiomyomas TNF 307 G4ALeishmania chagasi infection TNF 307 G4ALeprosy IL10 2763 C4A, IL10 2849 A4G, IL10 3575 T4ALipodystrophy TNF 237 G4ALiver transplants TNF 307 G4ALofgrens syndrome LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4ALongevity IFNG +874 A4T, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL6 174 C4G, TGFB1 915 G4C,

    TNF 307 G4ALung cancer IL8 251 T4ALung junction IL10 +1668 A4TLupus nephritis IFNG intron 1 CA rep.Major depressive disorder IL1B 511 C4T, MCP1 2518 A4G, TNF 307 G4AMalaria IL12B 1188 A4C, IL12B promoter, IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL4 int3 70 bp VNTR, iNOS 954

    G4CMarginal bone loss IL1B 511 C4TMelanoma patients IFNG +874 A4T, IL10 1117 T4CMeningococcal disease IL10 1117 T4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN +2018 T4C, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4GMicroscopic polyangiitis IL10 1117 T4CMigraine IL1A 889 C4T, LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4AMixed connective tissue disease MICA microsat., TNF 307 G4AMortality in patients with severesepsis

    IL1RN 86 bp VNTR

    Multi-infarct dementia IL6 174 C4GMultiple organ dysfunctionsyndrome

    IL10 627 C4A

    Multiple sclerosis C1_3_2, C132*354, D6S265, D6S276, IFNG +5644 G4A, IFNG intron 1 CA rep., IL10 1117 T4C,IL10.G microsat., IL1A 889 C4T, IL1B +1903, IL1B +3876, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN86 bp VNTR, IL4 +2580 C4A, IL4 33 C4T, IL4 590 C4T, IL4 709 VNTR, LTA +252 A4G, MCP3 geneCA4GA microsatellite, OPN +8090 C4T, OPN +9583 G4A, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 375 G4A, TNFamicrosat., TNFRSF1B +1668 T4G

    Multiple system atrophy IL1A 889 C4T, IL1B 511 C4T, IL8 251 T4A, TNF 1032 T4CMuscle hypertrophy IL15RA C4A exon 7Myasthenia gravis IL1A 889 C4TMyelodysplastic syndrome TNF 307 G4AMyelopathy IL6 634 C4GMyocardial infarction IL1B 511 C4T, IL6 174 C4G, PECAM1 G670R, PECAM1 N563S, PECAM1 R643G, TNFRSF1A R92QNarcolepsy TNF 857 C4TNasal polyposis IL1A +4845 G4TNasopharyngeal carcinoma HSP702 +1267Necrotizing enterocolitis IL4R +1902 G4TNeonatal morbidity IL1RN 86 bp VNTRNeonatal sepsis IL6 174 C4GNephropathy VEGF 2549 18 bp del4insNephrotic syndrome IL1RN 86 bp VNTRNon-alcoholic fatty liver TNF 237 G4ANon-alcoholic steatohepatitis IL1B 511 C4TNon-Hodgkins lymphoma TNF 307 G4ANonimmunologic post-transplantcomplications: diabetes

    TGFB1 915 G4C, IL10 1117 T4C, IFNG +874 A4T

    Obesity IL6 174 C4G, IL6R +3944 T4G, IL6R c_1158918_10, IL6R c_30046_10, IL6R rs1138004, IL6R rs1138006,TNF 307 G4A

    Oesophagitis IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTROral lichen planus IFNG +5644 G4A, TNF 307 G4AOral submucous fibrosis TNF 307 G4A

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    Disease Yes

    Osseointegrated implants IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1B +3953 C4TOssification IL1B 511 C4TOsteoarthritis IL1A 889 C4T, IL1A IVS4 n rep., IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1B 31 T4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1B 5810 G4A,

    IL1RN +11100 T4C, IL1RN +8006 T4C, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL4R +1124 A4C, IL4R +1232 C4T, IL4R+148 A4G, IL4R +1682 T4C, IL4R +1902 G4T, IL4R +676 C4T, IL4R 1914, IL4R 3223 C4T, IL4RS727A

    Osteolysis TNF 237 G4AOsteomyelitis IL1A 889 C4T, IL1B +3953 C4TOsteoporosis IL1B +3953 C4T, IL6 174 C4G, OPG 223 T4C, TNFRSF1B +593 A +598 T +620 C homozygous

    haplotypeOvarian cancer IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4GOzone-induced change in lungfunction

    LTA +252 A4G, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 375 G4A

    Parkinsons disease IL1B 511 C4T, IL6 174 C4G, IL8 251 T4AParoxysmal nocturnalhemoglobinuria aplastic anemia

    IFNG +874 A4T, TGFB1 869 C4T, TGFB1 915 G4C

    Patchy alopecia areata IL1RN 86 bp VNTRPemphigus foliaceus IL10 854 T4C, IL10 haplotype 10824819 A4T, TNF 307 G4APeri-implant bone loss IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1B +3953 C4TPeriodontal disease IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1A 889 C4T, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRPeriodontitis IL1A 889 C4T, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4G, TNF 307 G4APeripheral artery occlusivedisease

    IL6 174 C4G

    Peritoneal adhesions IL1RN 86 bp VNTRPeyronies disease TGFB1 915 G4CPlacental inflammation LTA +252 A4G, TNF 237 G4APlasmodium falciparumreinfections

    TNF 307 G4A

    Pneumococcal septic shock IL10 1117 T4CPostoperative complications LTA +252 A4GPPROM Homozygosity for IL10 1082G4 819C4592C haplotypePR3-ANCA vasculitis IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRPreeclampsia IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, TNF 850 C4TPreterm birth IL10 haplotype 1082A4819T4592A, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL4 590 C4T, IL6 174 C4G, MBL2

    G54D, TNF haplotype+488A4238G4308GPreterm delivery ACE int.16 ins./del., IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, MTHFR +677 C4T, TNF 863 C4APreterm newborns IL1RN 86 bp VNTRPreterm premature rupture ofmembrane

    IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, HSP702 +1267, TNF 307 G4A

    Primary open-angle glaucoma IL1B +3953 C4T, TNF 307 G4AProstate cancer IL1B +3953 C4TPsoriasis CDSN +1243 C4T, CDSN +619 T4C, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL19 rs2073186, IL19 rs2243174,

    IL19 rs2243188, IL19 rs2243191, IL19 rs2243193, IL1B 511 C4T, IL20 1053 T4G, IL20 gene rs2981572,IL20 rs2232360, IL20 rs2981573, LTA +252 A4G, MIF 173 G4C, MIF 714 tetra nucleotide repeat, TNF237 G4A

    Psoriasis vulgaris IL12B 1188 A4CPsoriatic arthritis MICA microsat., MICB microsat., TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4APulmonary tuberculosis IL10 1117 T4C, TNF 307 G4ARecurrent aphthous stomatitis IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4GRecurrent hepatitis C virus IFNG +874 A4TRecurrent pregnancy loss IFNG +874 A4T, IL10 1117 T4C, IL1B 31 T4C, IL1B 511 C4T, IL6 634 C4GRecurrent spontaneous abortion IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4GReflux nephropathy TNF 307 G4ARenal allograft rejection TGFB1 869 C4T, TGFB1 915 G4C, TNF 307 G4ARenal cell carcinoma IL10 1117 T4CRenal parenchymal scarring TGFB1 509 C4T, TGFB1 800 G4A, TGFB1 869 C4TRenal transplant outcome IL2 330 T4GRenovascular disease IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4CRespiratory syncytial virus IL10 627 C4A, IL4 590 C4T, IL4R +148 A4G, IL4R +1902 G4TResponse to early rheumatoidarthritis treatment

    LTA +252 A4G, LTA +365 G4C, LTA +720 C4A, TNF +488 G4A, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4A

    Restenosis IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL6 174 C4GRetinal artery occlusion IL6 174 C4GRheumatic heart disease TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4ARheumatoid arthritis 24 microsatelites, BAT2 microsat., CTLA4 n microsat., D6S2222, D6S2223, D6S273, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10

    2849 A4G, IL10.G microsat., IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1RN +2018 T4C, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, LTA +252A4G, TGFB1 915 G4C, TNF +1304 A4G, TNF +488 G4A, TNF +851 A4G, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF237 G4A, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 863 C4A, TNFa microsat., TNFb TNFc TNFd TNFe D6S273, TNFdmicrosat., TNFRSF1A +36 A4G, TNFRSF1B +676 G4T, TNFRSF1B microsat., VEGF +936 C4T, VEGF1154 G4A, VEGF 2578 C4A, VEGF 634 C4G

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  • displayed on the web pages, although grouped fairlyconveniently into by gene and by disease pages, andwith separate pages for TNF superfamily and for otherentries, cannot be sorted further by the user within the

    site. For this reason, separate and sortable copies of thedatabase are supplied in Microsoft Excel spreadsheetformat, available from the download page. Searcheswithin the website for individual genes, polymorphisms

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    Disease Yes

    Sarcoidosis CCL5 403 G4A, IFNG intron 1 CA rep., IL18 137 G4C, IL18 607 C4A, IL1A 889 C4T, TNF 857C4T

    Schizophrenia CTLA4 +49 A4G, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 GCC homozygotes, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, LTA+252 A4G, TNF 307 G4A

    Scleroderma TNF 863 C4ASepsis IL10 137 G4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, LTA +252 A4GSepsis mortality TNF 307 G4ASeptic shock HSP702 +1267, LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4ASepticemia IL6 174 C4GSerum lipoproteins CD14 159 C4TSevere acute pancreatitis TNF 307 G4A, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 857 C4T, TNF 863 C4ASevere Alzheimers IL1B 511 C4TSevere aplastic anemia TNF 307 G4ASevere chronic periodontitis IL10 1117 T4CSevere dementia IL1RN 86 bp VNTRSevere gastric inflammation IL1B 511 C4TSevere hepatic fibrosis IFNG +2109 A4G, IFNG +3810 G4ASevere rheumatoid arthritis IL1B +3953 C4TSevere sepsis IL10 1117 T4C, TLR4 +896 A4G, TNF 307 G4ASevere silicosis TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4A, TNF 375 G4ASevere stroke IL6 174 C4GSeverity of HCV-related liverdisease

    MCP1 2518 A4G

    Sjogrens syndrome CCR5 32-bp del., TNF 307 G4A, IL1B 31 T4C, IL1B 3877, IL1B 511 C4TSmoking mono-S-RCCX-TNF2 haplotype, IL6 174 C4GSpondyloarthropathy CD14 159 C4TSpontaneous abortions IL1RN 86 bp VNTRSpontaneous preterm birth IL4 590 C4T, TNF 307 G4A, IL6 174 C4GStroke IL4 590 C4T, PAI1 +11053 T4GSubacute sclerosingpanencephalitis

    IL4 590 C4T

    Sudden infant death syndrome IL6 1753 C4G, IL6 174 C4G, IL6 2954 G4C haploypesSynthetic hemodialysis graftfailure

    TNF 307 G4A

    Systemic lupus erythematosus C4AQ0, CCL5 28 C4G, IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 Haplotype 3575 T 2763C 1082A 819 T 592A,IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1A 889 C4T, IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1B 511 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, IL8 845T4C, MBL2 G57E, MBL2 221 X4Y, MBL2 550 H4L, MBL2 G54D, MBL2 R52C, MCP1 2518 A4G,OPN +1239 A4C, OPN 156 G del., TNF 307 G4A

    Systemic lupus erythematosus TNF 307 G4ASystemic sclerosis IL1A +4729 T4C, IL1A +4845 G4T, IL1A 889 C4T, MCP1 2518 A4GTransplant-related mortality IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, TNF 1032 T4C, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4A,

    TNFa microsat., TNFd microsat., TNFd microsat.Tuberculosis IL12B int. 2 ATT, IL12B promoter, intron 2, intron 4, 30 UTR haplotypes, IL12RB1 haplotype 2: 641G 684 T

    1094C 1132C, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4AType I diabetes mellitus IL10 1117 T4C, IL10 627 C4A, IL10 854 T4C, IL12B int. 2 ATT, IL12B +1159 C4A, IL4R +1124

    A4C, IL4R +1417 G4T, IL4R +1466 T4C, IL4R +148 A4G, IL4R +1682 T4C, IL4R +1902 G4T, IL4R+676 C4T, IL4R 3223 C4T, IL4R S761P haplotypes, TNF 307 G4A, TNF microsat., IL1B +3953 C4T,IL6 174 C4G, IL18 137 G4C, IL18 607 C4A, TNFRSF1A 383 A4C

    Type II diabetes mellitus APM1 haplotype 11391 11377, IL6R +48867 A4C, TNF 307 G4A, IL6 174 C4G, TNF 863 C4A,CD14 159 C4T

    Ulcerative colitis IL11.A142 dinucleotide rep., IL1RN 86 bp VNTR, MIF 173 G4C, TNF 237 G4A, TNF 307 G4AUnstable angina TNF 307 G4AUrinary tract infection LTA +365 G4C, TNF 237 G4AUVB-inducedimmunomodulation

    IL1B +3953 C4T

    Vaginal immune defense TLR4 +896 A4GVascular morphology OPG 950 T4CViral hepatitis C TNF 307 G4AVulvar carcinogenesis IL1RN 86 bp VNTRVulvar vestibulitis syndrome IL1B +3953 C4T, IL1RN 86 bp VNTRWaist-to-hip ratio LTA +252 A4G, TNF 307 G4AWegeners granulomatosis IL10 1117 T4C, IFNG +874 A4T, TNF 237 G4A

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