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. 2020 Jul 11;21(14):4911. doi: 10.3390/ijms21144911

Table 2.

Polymorphisms (non-HLA genes) associated with disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARD) efficacy, according to meta-analyses and multicenter studies data.

Drug Class Gene Polymorphism Association Reference
Cytostatic agents MTHFR rs1801133 T-allele–MTX toxicity [75,76]
ATIC rs7563206
rs2372536
T-allele
G allele–MTX nonresponders
[77,78]
TYMS rs2244500
rs2847153
rs3786362
AA genotype
A-allele
G-allele–MTX efficacy
[78]
RFC1 rs1051266 AA genotype–MTX efficacy [70]
ABCB1 rs1045642 C-allele–MTX efficacy [79]
DHODH rs3213422 AA genotype–leflunomide efficacy [67]
IL6 inhibitors IL6R rs12083537
rs11265618
AA genotype
CC genotype–tocilizumab better response
[80,81]
Glucocorticoids GLCCI1
GR
rs37972
rs41423247
rs6195
T-allele–decreased sensitivity
G-allele–increased sensitivity to transition therapy
[82]
TNF inhibitors TNFRSF1B rs1061622 G-allele–increased sensitivity [83]
TNFA rs1800629
rs361525
A-alleles–anti-TNF agent efficacy [11]
FCGR2A rs1801274 HH + HR genotype–adalimumab efficacy [84]
PTPRC rs10919563 A-allele–decreased sensitivity [84]
TLR1
TLR5
rs4833095
rs5744174
CC genotype;
C-allele–anti-TNF agent efficacy
[85]
NUBPL rs2378945 Minor allele–decreased etanercept sensitivity [86]

MTX—methotrexate, IL6 – interleukine 6, TNF—tumor necrosis factor.