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Controversial observations have been published on the association of the cytotoxic T lymphocyte associated antigen gene's variants with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). After genotyping 428 patients and 230 matched controls, the prevalence of the CT60 ∗ G allele was more frequent in RF- and/or anti-CCP-seropositive RApatients, compared to the healthy controls ( P  < .001). Regression analysis revealed that the CT60 ∗ G allele is a possible predisposing factor for RA in these subgroups. No accumulation of the +49 ∗ G allele was found among patients, and this variant was not found to correlate with RA. Assaying the possible genotype variations, the +49 ∗ G- C   T 60 ∗ G allelic combination was accumulated in seropositive RA-subtypes, and was associated with the risk of RA (OR = 1.73,  P  = .001 for the whole RA-population). Although the +49 ∗ G allele did not mean a predisposition to RA alone, in combination with  C   T 60 ∗ G it, also conferred risk, suggesting that the +49 A / G  variant is associated with the risk of RA only in certain haplotypes.

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Cytotoxic T lymphocyte-Associated Antigen +49G Variant Confers Risk for Anti-CCP- and Rheumatoid Factor-Positive Type of Rheumatoid Arthritis Only in Combination with CT60∗G Allele