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Background

Hirschsprung disease (HSCR) is a complex and heterogeneous disorder, characterized by a deficit in enteric nervous system. Genome-wide studies implied GABRG2, RELN and NRG3 might be involved in HSCR etiology. Here, we aimed to assess genetic variants in GABRG2, RELN and NRG3 that may confer susceptibility to HSCR and explore genetic interaction networks in HSCR.

Methods

Using a strategy that combined case-control study and gene-gene interaction analysis with the MassArray system, we evaluated 24 polymorphisms within GABRG2, RELN and NRG3 in 104 HSCR cases and 151 normal controls of Han Chinese origin.

Results

We observed that seven polymorphisms showed statistically significant differences between HSCR subjects and normal controls. For each of the three genes, the haplotypes which combined eight markers were the most significant. Moreover, we recruited SNPsyn, GO enrichment and MDR analyses to interrogate the interactions among GABRG2, RELN, NRG3 and our previous identified PTCH1 gene. Significant interaction networks were found among GABRG2, RELN, and PTCH1.

Conclusion

We provide a first indication that common variants of GABRG2, RELN and NRG3 and the GABRG2-RELN-PTCH1 interaction networks might confer altered susceptibility to HSCR in the Han Chinese population, suggesting a potential mechanism underlying HSCR pathogenesis."xsd:string
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