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Family studies demonstrated the contribution of genetic factor to the development of essential hypertension. While the familial component of blood pressure(BP) is well described, the risk of hypertension developing as a result of family history has not been well quantified . The heritage portion of blood pressure is estimated to range between 35% and 65% . Genetic polymorphisms are related to hypertension. Genes coded in the components of renin-angiotensin-aldosteron system(RAAS) are crucial in the pathogenesis of essensial hypertension via the blood pressure management. Epidemiological studies have suggested that nucleotide sequence variations of genes such as angiotensinogen(AGT), renin(REN), angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE), angiotensin II receptor type I(AT─1R) and aldosterone synthase(CYP11B2) are associated with the risk of essensial hypertension . The ACE insertion/deletion(I/D) gene polymorphism and a predisposition to hypertension have been shown in many studies. More than 100 polyOriginal Articles

High D Allele Frequency of ACE I/D Gene Polymorphism in Familial Hypertension in Javanese Indonesian