We investigated the effect of the risk variant, rs7665090G, located near NFKB1, on astrocytes.
The data can reflect the movement of the coalbed and effect of the risk relieving work.
Results: The effect of the risk allele (A) on BMI was larger among inactive or higher intake women, with additive effects of inactivity and high intake on the associated genetic risk.
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In order to investigate the effect of the risk allele on expression levels of IRGM1, we conducted real-time PCR analysis on cDNA samples from peripheral blood mononuclear cells, paired with genotyping of the same cell samples.
When the dogs with the protective haplotype were excluded, an OR of 2.5 was obtained when dogs homozygous for the risk haplotype were compared to those heterozygous for the risk haplotype, suggesting a co-dominant effect of the risk haplotype.
Although there were no individual SNPs related to birth weight, we assessed the potential summed effect of the risk alleles by constructing an un-weighted obesity risk allele score.
We also did not detect an effect of the risk SNPs on cerebral atrophy as measured by the ICR, and no evidence of effects on cognitive function as measured by the SDT.
Comparison of the group of dogs being homozygous for the risk haplotype to those with no risk haplotype (OR = 5.41), to the heterozygotes (OR = 3.24) and the heterozygotes versus those with no risk (OR = 1.67) could indicate a co-dominant effect of the risk haplotype.
This may not equal the total causal effect of the risk factor, but it provides important evidence on the independent causal effect of the risk factor.
Our study didn't find any synergistic effect of the risk genotype.
