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editorial
. 2011 Jun 15;3(6):79–98. doi: 10.4251/wjgo.v3.i6.79

Table 1.

Effects of matrix metalloproteinases single nucleotide polymorphisms on promoter activity

MMP SNP Effect of mutation Influence on promoter activity in vitro Reference
MMP-1 -1607 1G/2G Extra Guanine (2G) creates a binding site for transcription factor Ets-1 Increased in 2G allele (4-fold) Rutter et al[18]
MMP-2 -1306 C/T C to T substitution disrupts Sp-1 binding site Decreased in T-allele Price et al[22]
MMP-2 -735 C/T C to T substitution influences Sp-1 binding site Decreased in T-allele Yu et al[15]
MMP-2 -790 T/G Three transcription factors1 bind to T (but not G) allele sequence Decreased in G allele2 Vasku et al[28]
MMP-2 -955 A/C Unknown Effect unclear Price et al[22]
MMP-2 -1575 G/A G to T substitution decreases estrogen receptor α binding Decreased in A allele Harendza et al[27]
MMP-3 -1171 5A/6A3 Transcription suppressor binds with higher affinity to 6A allele Decreased in 6A allele (2-fold) Ye et al[19]
MMP-3 Lys45Glu Lys to Glu substitution in exon 2 of gene Effect unclear Ouyang et al[16]
MMP-7 -181 A/G Nuclear proteins bind with higher affinity to G allele Increased in G allele4 (2- to 3- fold) Jormsjö et al[17]
MMP-7 -153 C/T T allele binds additional nuclear proteins compared with C allele Increased in T allele4 (2- to 3- fold) Jormsjö et al[17]
affinity for proteins that bind to both alleles higher in C allele
MMP-8 -799 C/T Influences binding of transcription factor? Increased in T allele5 Wang et al[23]
MMP-8 17 C/G Influences binding of transcription factor? Increased in G allele5 Wang et al[23]
MMP-9 -90 CA(n) Number of repeats influences strength of nuclear binding Increased in n = 21 vs n = 14, n = 18 Shimajiri et al[12]
MMP-9 -1562 C/T C to T substitution disrupts nuclear protein binding site Increased in T allele Zhang et al[20]
MMP-9 R279Q Arg to Gln substitution in fibronectin type II domains Effect unclear6 Wu et al[13]
MMP-9 P574R Pro to Arg substitution in hemopexin domain Effect unclear6 Wu et al[13]
MMP-9 R668Q Arg to Gln substitution in hemopexin domain Effect unclear6 Wu et al[13]
MMP-12 -82 A/G A to G substitution results in decreased affinity for transcription factor AP-1 Decreased in G allele Jormsjö et al[21]
MMP-12 1082 A/G Asn to Ser substitution at coding region of hemopexin domain Effect unclear Joos et al[25]
MMP-13 -77 A/G A to G substitution results in decreased affinity for transcription factor AP-1 Decreased in G allele (2-fold) Yoon et al[24]
MMP-21 C572T Ala to Val substitution in enzymes catalytic domain Effect unclear Shagisultanova et al[29]
TIMP-1 372 C/T Unknown, located in exon 5, no effect on transcription or amino-acid sequence Effect unclear Hinterseher et al[26]
TIMP-2 -418 G/C G to C substitution results in disruption of Sp-1 binding site Decreased in C allele2 Hirano et al[30]
TIMP-2 303C/T Unknown, located in exon 3, no effect on transcription or amino-acid sequence Effect unclear Kubben et al[14]
1

The three transcription factors are: GKLF (Gut-enriched Krueppel-like factor), S8 and Evi1 (ectopic viral integration site 1 encoded factor);

2

Not confirmed;

3

Formerly known as -1612 5A/6A;

4

Only in combination MMP-7 -181G/-153T;

5

Only in combination MMP-8 -799T/-381G/+17G, in cells resembling chorion cytotrophoblasts;

6

Probably influences substrate binding and inhibitor binding. MMP: Matrix metalloproteinase; SNP: Single-nucleotide polymorphisms; TIMP: Tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinase.