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Several reports have suggested that the polymorphic CAG and GGC regions within exon 1 of the androgen receptor gene might be associated with the occurrence of prostate carcinoma. We have analyzed these two polymorphic regions in Brazilian prostate carcinoma individuals (n=122 for CAG; n=117 for GGC) and controls (n=188 for CAG e n=172 for GGC). We have observed a higher prevalence of short CAG alleles (<22 repeats) (p=0.05) and GGC alleles with <16 repeats (p=0.04) in the prostate carcinoma group as well as a strong linkage disequilibrium between CAG and GGC regions among patients (χ=4,56; 1 degree of freedom; p=0,03). Our data suggest that the prostate carcinoma susceptibility in Brazilian population is associated with the haplotype <22CAG/>16GGC, which increases by 2.5 times the probability of disease manifestation (OR=2.49; IC 95% 1.15-5.40).

Identificação de marcadores moleculares associados com a susceptibilidade ao desenvolvimento do carcinoma de próstata em pacientes brasileiros.