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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pharmacogenet Genomics. 2011 May;21(5):308–311. doi: 10.1097/FPC.0b013e32833d1011

Table 2.

CYP2J2*7 association with different disease risks

Disease Population Study size Association References
CAD German 289 patients with CAD
255 controls
Yes – increased risk [2]
CAD German 2547 patients with CAD
696 controls
No [29]
CHD African–American 200 CHD cases
260 non-CHD cases
Yes – lower risk [32]
CHD Caucasian 692 CHD cases
493 non-CHD cases
No [32]
MI German 1350 CAD patients with MI
1197 CAD patients without MI
696 controls
No [29]
MI Han Chinese 200 patients
200 controls
Yes – increased frequency [28]
MI German 1000 individuals No [33]
Acute coronary syndromes; brain ischemia German 289 patients with CAD
255 controls
No [2]
Cerebrovascular accident risk Chinese 200 patients with ischemic stroke
350 controls
No [26]
Ischemic coronary events; cerebrovascular events Swedish 5740 participants No [34]
Hypertension African–American 108 patients with hypertension
107 normotensive controls
No [24]
Hypertension African–American 76 hypertensive patients
73 normotensive participants
No [23]
Hypertension Caucasian 123 hypertensive patients
116 normotensive participants
Yes – decreased risk in male patients [23]
Hypertension Russian 295 patients with hypertension
281 healthy controls
Yes – increased risk [30]
Asthma Russian 215 patients with asthma
214 healthy controls
Yes – increased susceptibility [35]
Calcineurin inhibitor induced nephrotoxicity Caucasian 163 participants No [36]

CAD, coronary artery disease; CHD, coronary heart disease; MI, myocardial infarction.