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. 2019 Sep 6;20(18):4378. doi: 10.3390/ijms20184378

Table 2.

Interaction between PPARα polymorphisms and diet on plasma lipoproteins.

SNP Lipid Changes
rs1800206 C > G (Leu162Val)
chr22:46218377 (GRCh38.p12)
(1) In 162V allele carriers, low PUFA diet was associated with higher plasma TG and apoC-III levels. PUFA intake >8% corresponded to a 4% lower plasma TG
(2) Lower total cholesterol and apoA-I upon a high PUFA diet
rs6008259 3′UTR G > A (1) According to n-6 fatty acid intake (low vs. high consumers), in carriers of GG or AG genotypes, high daily intake (>7.99 g/d) of linoleic acid led to higher levels of total- and LDL-C
rs3892755 3′UTR C > T (1) According to n-3 fatty acid intake (low vs. high consumers), in carriers of CC or CT genotypes, high daily intake (>0.32 g/d) of eicosapentaenoic acid + docosahexaenoic acid led to higher levels of total- and LDL-C