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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.5.2012.tde-01102012-163638
Document
Author
Full name
Jean Tetsuo Takamori
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2012
Supervisor
Committee
Carvalho, Marcos Brasilino de (President)
Curioni, Otávio Alberto
Kowalski, Luiz Paulo
Title in Portuguese
Avaliação de polimorfismos em genes de metabolismo do etanol e gene de reparo do DNA em pacientes portadores de câncer de boca
Keywords in Portuguese
Acetaldeído
Álcool desidrogenase
Aldeído desidrogenase
Câncer da boca
Carcinoma de células escamosas
Etanol
Polimorfismo genético
Abstract in Portuguese
O carcinoma epidermóide é uma neoplasia que pode ter origem do revestimento mucoso de vários sítios das vias aerodigestivas superiores, sendo a língua o sítio primário com maior incidência. Entre os fatores de risco para a doença estão a idade, as mutações genômicas, o hábito tabagista e principalmente o consumo de etanol. O etanol é considerado um agente cocarcinogênico no processo de desenvolvimento do câncer de boca. Por outro lado, o acetaldeído, subproduto da oxidação do etanol, é tóxico e participa diretamente na carcinogênese. Assim, polimorfismos genéticos que alteram a oxidação de etanol para acetaldeído promovendo seu acúmulo podem alterar o risco de câncer oral. Os resultados sugerem que pacientes portadores do polimorfismo do gene ADH1C Ile350Val possuem maior risco de tornarem-se etilistas crônicos (OR=2,0199), mas o risco de desenvolverem câncer não é alterado quando comparado aos não portadores. Já os portadores dos polimorfismos nos genes ADH1B Arg47His (OR=0,3445), CY2E1 (ins) (OR=0,3261) e ALDH2 (GA) (OR=0,4811) apresentaram menores riscos de desenvolverem câncer oral, mas estes polimorfismos não estavam associados ao risco de tornarem-se etilistas crônicos. Observou-se também uma possível interação entre a baixa atividade da enzima ALDH2 e a expressão do gene CYP2E1 como um fator protetor no desenvolvimento do câncer de boca. Entretanto, há necessidade de mais estudos para comprovar esses achados
Title in English
Evaluation of polymorphisms in genes of ethanol metabolism and DNA repair gene in patients with oral cancer
Keywords in English
Acetaldehyde
Alcohol dehydrogenase
Aldehyde dehydrogenase
Ethanol
Genetic polymorphism
Oral cancer
Squamous cell carcinoma
Abstract in English
Squamous cell carcinoma is a neoplasm that may originate from the mucosal tissue from various sites of the upper aerodigestive tract, the tongue being the primary site with the highest incidence. Among the risk factors for the disease are age, genomic mutations, smoking habit, and especially the consumption of ethanol. Ethanol is considered a co-carcinogenic agent in the development of oral cancer. Moreover, acetaldehyde, ethanol oxidation product, is toxic and is directly involved in carcinogenesis. Thus, genetic polymorphisms that alter the oxidation of ethanol to acetaldehyde by promoting its accumulation can alter the risk of oral cancer. The results suggest that patients with the ADH1C Ile350Val polymorphism have increased risk of becoming chronic drinkers (OR = 2.0199), but the risk of developing cancer is not changed when compared to non carriers. Since the carriers of polymorphisms in genes ADH1B Arg47His (OR = 0.3445), CY2E1 (ins) (OR =0.3261) and ALDH2 (GA) (OR = 0.4811) lower risk of developing oral cancer, but these polymorphisms were not associated with risk of becoming chronic drinkers .There was also a possible interaction between the low activity of the enzymeALDH2 and CYP2E1 gene expression as a protective factor in the development of oral cancer. However, we need more studies to confirm these findings
 
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2012-10-02
 
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