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. 2010 Jun 21;2010:838390. doi: 10.1155/2010/838390

Table 2.

Summary of association studies of IL-10 promoter polymorphisms with SLE.

Reference Population SLE/controls Polymorphisms Associations
Rosado et al. (2008) [59] Spanish 116/51 IL10G, IL10R
−1082/−819/−592
No association of microsatellites
Increased GCC in SLE
Guarnizo-Zuccardi et al. (2007) [31] Colombian 120/102 −1082/−819/−592 No association
Chen et al. (2006) [60] Taiwanese 237/304 IL10G Increased G9 and decreased G8 in SLE. G13 associated with anticardiolipin IgM antibodies and G8 with neurologic affectation.
Sung et al. (2006) [61] Korean 350/330 −592   No association with susceptibility
−592C associated with SLE activity
Nath et al. (2005) [62] Meta-analysis 2391/3483 IL10G/IL10R
−1082/−819/−592
Increased G11 in whole population
Increased −1082G in Asian populations
Khoa et al. (2005) [63] Vietnamese 64/57 −1082 Increased −1082G in SLE
Chong et al. (2004) [29] Chinese 550/689
554/708
IL10G, IL10R
−1082/−819/−592
Increased G4 in SLE
Increased −592CC in SLE
Schotte et al. (2004) [65] German 210/158 IL10G, IL10R No association with susceptibility
R2-G14 associated with anti-Sm antibodies
Suarez et al. (2004) [45] Spanish 248/343 −1082, −819, −592 No association with susceptibility. Association of −1082G with discoid lesions
Dijstelbloem et al. (2002) [64] Caucasian 180/163 −1082 No association
D'Alfonso et al. (2002) [66] Italian 217/173 −1082/−851/−592
IL10G
Association of IL10G “long alleles” with SLE
D'Alfonso et al. (2000) [30] Italian 159/164 IL10G, IL10R Increased G11 and decreased G9 in SLE
van der Linden et al. (2000) [67] Mixed 44/125 −1082/−851/−592 No association
Alarcon-Riquelme et al. (1999) [68] Mexican 330/368 IL10G No association
Rood et al. (1999) [28] Dutch 92/162 −1082/−819/−592 Increased ATA in neuropsychiatric SLE
Crawley et al. (1999) [69] Anglo-saxon 120/274 −1082/−819/−592 No association
Mok et al. (1998) [34] Chinese 83/88 −1082/−819/−592 No association with susceptibility
Increased ATA in renal disease
Mehrian et al. (1998) [70] Mexican-American 158/220 IL10G Increased G10 and decreased G9 in SLE
Eskdale et al. (1997) [71] Anglo-Saxon 56/102 IL-10G, IL-10R Increased G13 and decreased G9 in SLE
Lazarus et al. (1997) [27] Anglo-Saxon 76/199 −1082/−819/−592 GCC associated with anti-SSa