TABLE 9

β2-AR coding SNPs and hypertension

Amino Acid Change Genetic Association Noted Reference
Arg16Gly Gly16 associated with hypertension (African Caribbean, 136 hypertensive and 81 normotensive) Kotanko et al., 1997
Arg16Gly Arg16 associated with hypertensive family-history; risk analysis implicated Arg16 (23 hypertensive and 22 normotensive families) Timmermann et al., 1998
Arg16Gly Gly16 associated with increase in BP (57 normotensive Austrian Caucasians) Gratze et al., 1999
Arg16Gly, Gln27Glu No association with hypertension (African American, n = 283, or Caucasian, n = 380) Xie et al., 2000
Arg16Gly No association with hypertension or hemodynamic measures (African-American or Caucasian, 243 subjects) Herrmann et al., 2000
Arg16Gly, Gln27Glu Gly16, Glu27 small, but significant, association with hypertension and BP (∼300 families) Bray et al., 2000
Arg16Gly Arg16 associated with higher BP and greater risk of hypertension (166 pairs of German twins: 100 mono- and 66 di-zygotic twins) Busjahn et al., 2000
Arg16Gly Gly16 significantly associated with essential hypertension (Chinese, >800) Ranade et al., 2001
Arg16Gly, Gln27Glu, Thr164Ile, haplotypes No association with hypertension, SBP, or DBP (Polish pedigree, 638 subjects) Tomaszewski et al., 2002
Arg16Gly, Gln27Glu, haplotypes Association of BP with various genotypes in younger subjects only (aged <50) (571 subjects, random sample general population) Castellano et al., 2003
Arg16Gly, Gln27Glu No association with hypertension (808 African American and 4441 Caucasians) Heckbert et al., 2003
  • SBP, systolic blood pressure; DBP, diastolic blood pressure.