Table 4

CYP2E1, CYP2C19, CYP2D6, mEH and NAT2 genotype frequencies in control subjects and in patients with breast carcinoma.

Genotypes
Controls
All Patients


Premenopausal Patients
Postmenopausal Patients

n
f
n
f
P
OR (95%CI)
n
f
p
OR (95%CI)
n
f
p
OR (95%CI)

CYP2E1 (C-1091T)
244

304



192



111



CYP2E1 (C/C)
232
0.95
296
0.97
N.S
1.91(0.72–5.22)
186
0.97
N.S
1.6(0.55–4.89)
109
0.98
N.S
2.82(0.58–18.57)
CYP2E1 (C/T)
12
0.05
08
0.03
N.S
0.52(0.19–1.4)
06
0.03
N.S
0.62(0.2–1.83)
02
0.02
N.S
0.35(0.05–1.71)
CYP2E1 (T/T)
00
0.00
00
0.00
N.S
-
00
0.00
N.S
-
00
0.00
N.S
-

CYP2C19 (exon5 G-A)
240

304



193



109



CYP2C19 (G/G)
197
0.822
239
0.787
N.S
0.8(0.51–1.26)
155
0.804
N.S
0.89(0.53–1.49)
83
0.762
N.S
0.7(0.39–1.25)
CYP2C19 (A/G)
41
0.170
61
0.200
N.S
1.22(0.77–1.93)
37
0.191
N.S
1.15(0.68–1.94)
23
0.211
N.S
1.30(0.71–2.38)
CYP2C19 (A/A)
02
0.008
04
0.013
N.S
1.59(0.25–12.56)
01
0.005
N.S
0.62(0.02–8.76)
03
0.027
N.S
3.37(0.45–29.24)

CYP2D6 (G1934A)
230

300



189



109



CYP2D6 (G/G)
167
0.726
235
0.783
N.S
1.36(0.9–2.07)
145
0.767
N.S
1.24(0.78–1.99)
90
0.827
0.04
1.79(0.97–3.31)
CYP2D6 (G/A)
56
0.243
58
0.193
N.S
0.74(0.48–1.15)
41
0.217
N.S
0.86(0.53–1.42)
15
0.137
0.02
0.5(0.25–0.96)
CYP2D6 (A/A)
07
0.031
07
0.023
N.S
0.76(0.24–2.48)
03
0.016
N.S
0.51(0.1–2.24)
04
0.036
N.S
1.21(0.29–4.74)

mEH (T348C)
244

306



194



110



mEH1 (Tyr/Tyr)
113
0.463
149
0.486
N.S
1.1(0.77–1.56)
97
0.500
N.S
1.16(0.78–1.72)
52
0.472
N.S
1.04(0.65–1.67)
mEH2 (Tyr/His)
115
0.471
119
0.388
N.S
0.71(0.5–1.02)
70
0.360
0.02
0.63(0.42–0.95)
47
0.427
N.S
0.84(0.52–1.35)
mEH3 (His/His)
16
0.065
38
0.124
0.02
2.02(1.06–3.89)
27
0.139
0.01
2.3(1.15–4.64)
11
0.1
N.S
1.58(0.66–3.77)

NAT2
237

290



184



105



Rapid Acetylators
14
0.059
24
0.082
N.S
1.44(0.69–3)
18
0.097
N.S
1.73(0.79–3.79)
06
0.057
N.S
0.97(0.32–2.79)
Intermediate Acetylators
105
0.443
92
0.317
N.S
0.58(0.4–0.85)
61
0.331
N.S
0.62(0.41–0.95)
30
0.285
0.006
0.52(0.3–0.85)
Slow Acetylators
118
0.497
174
0.600
0.01
1.51(1.05–2.17)
105
0.570
N.S
1.34(0.89–2.01)
69
0.657
0.006
1.93(1.17–3.2)

The chi-square test was used to determine whether significant differences (p value) were observed when the patient group was compared with the control group. f, frequencies; NS: not significant.

Khedhaier et al. BMC Cancer 2008 8:109   doi:10.1186/1471-2407-8-109