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Association Studies of Serum Prostate-specific Antigen Levels and the Genetic Polymorphisms at the Androgen Receptor and Prostate-specific Antigen Genes

Jianfeng Xu, Deborah A. Meyers, David A. Sterling, Siqun L. Zheng, William J. Catalona, Scott D. Cramer, Eugene R. Bleecker and Jill Ohar
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DOI:  Published July 2002
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    The distribution of CAG repeats in the 469 white men, as indicated by solid bar, and in 49 black men, as indicated by cross-hatched bar.

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    Characteristics of study subjects

    WhitesBlacksTotal
    Number of subjects46949518
    Number with prostate cancer27330
    Number with positive family history43750
    Age, nonprostate cancer
     n43946485
     Mean (SD)63.7 (9.1)59.8 (10.8)a63.3 (9.4)
     Median (range)64 (34–93)59.5 (39–81)63 (34–93)
    log10 (PSA), nonprostate cancer
     n43746483
     Mean (SD)0.04 (0.40)0.12 (0.37)b0.04 (0.40)
     Median00.080.02
     Range−1.70, 1.31−0.62, 0.89−1.70 1.31
    PSA
     Median1.011.201.05
     Range0.02, 20.700.24, 7.700.02, 20.70
    • a The difference in the mean age between the whites and blacks was statistically significant (P = 0.008).

    • b The difference in the mean log10 PSA between the whites and blacks was statistically significant, after adjusting for age (P = 0.03).

  • Table 2

    Serum PSA levels in white men with various genotypes at AR polymorphisms

    Genotypeslog10 (PSA)PSA MeanP
    nMeanSD
    Nonprostate cancer, all PSA levels
     CAG repeats
      < = 211920.060.41.15
      > = 222030.020.411.050.46
     GGC repeats
      < = 162510.050.391.12
      > = 171470.020.441.050.6
    Nonprostate cancer, PSA < 4 ng/ml
     CAG repeats
      < = 2117900.351
      > = 22182−0.070.320.850.052
     GGC repeats
      < = 16229−0.030.310.93
      > = 17135−0.050.370.890.5
    • a Ps were adjusted for age.

  • Table 3

    Serum PSA levels in white men with various genotypes at ARE1 polymorphisms

    Genotypes (Nhe)log10 (PSA)PSA MeanPsaPsb
    nMeanSD
    Nonprostate cancer, all PSA levels
     AA105−0.020.410.95
     AG2100.080.41.2
     GG880.010.381.020.080.07
    Nonprostate cancer, PSA < 4 ng/ml
     AA98−0.070.370.85
     AG189−0.0050.320.99
     GG83−0.040.320.910.260.13
    • a Based on ANOVA tests.

    • b Assuming a dominant model (AG/GG vs. AA), adjusted for age.

  • Table 4

    Serum PSA levels in white men for the combined genotypes at AR and ARE1

    Genotypes ARE1 (NheI)AR (CAG or GGC)log10 (PSA)MeanPa
    nMeanSD
    Nonprostate cancer, all PSA levels
     AACAG < = 215600.431
    CAG > = 2246−0.030.380.93
     AGCAG < = 21920.10.380.126
    CAG > = 221030.070.431.17
     GGCAG < = 21370.020.381.05
    CAG > = 22450.020.381.050.43
     AACAG < = 1663−0.050.350.89
    CAG > = 17370.010.481.02
     AGGGC < = 161300.110.391.29
    GGC > = 17700.040.441.1
     GGCAG < = 16500.040.381.1
    CAG > = 1732−0.010.390.980.15
    Nonprostate cancer, and PSA < 4 ng/ml
     AACAG < = 2154−0.030.40.93
    CAG > = 2241−0.120.310.76
     AGCAG < = 21840.030.321.07
    CAG > = 2291−0.040.330.91
     GGCAG < = 2135−0.020.330.95
    CAG > = 2242−0.040.320.910.32
     AACAG < = 1660−0.080.310.83
    CAG > = 1734−0.060.440.87
     AGGGC < = 161150.020.31.05
    GGC > = 1764−0.040.360.91
     GGCAG < = 1647−0.010.320.98
    CAG > = 1730−0.060.330.870.42
    • a Ps were based on ANOVA tests.

  • Table 5

    Serum PSA levels in black men with various genotypes at AR and ARE1

    Genotypeslog10 (PSA)PSA Mean
    nMeanSD
    Nonprostate cancer, all PSA levels
     CAG repeats
      < = 2128−0.080.40.83
      > = 22160.090.270.123
     GGC repeats
      < = 16330.130.351.35
      > = 17110.170.441.48
     ARE1
      AA80.210.281.62
      AG200.080.391.2
      GG170.150.391.41
    Nonprostate cancer, and PSA < 4 ng/ml
     CAG repeats
      < = 2124−0.030.320.93
      > = 22150.210.251.62
     GGC repeats
      < = 16300.070.311.17
      > = 1790.040.371.1
     ARE1
      AA80.210.281.62
      AG17−0.020.330.95
      GG150.060.311.15
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Jianfeng Xu, Deborah A. Meyers, David A. Sterling, Siqun L. Zheng, William J. Catalona, Scott D. Cramer, Eugene R. Bleecker and Jill Ohar
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