Review Article

Functional Polymorphisms in COX-2 Gene Are Correlated with the Risk of Oral Cancer

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of the eligible studies for the relationship between functional COX-2 gene polymorphisms and susceptibility to oral cancer.

First authorYearCountryEthnicityDiseaseGenotyping methodSNP

Campa [21]2007FranceCaucasiansOSCCTaqMan assay+837 T > C (rs5275)
Chiang-a [22]2008Taiwan, ChinaAsiansOSCCPCR-RFLP1195 A > G (rs689466)
Chiang-b [22]2008Taiwan, ChinaAsiansOSCCPCR-RFLP−765 G > C (rs20417)
Lin [23]2008Taiwan, ChinaAsiansOSCCPCR-RFLP−765 G > C (rs20417)
Pu-a [26]2009USACaucasiansOPLTaqMan assay−765 G > C (rs20417)
Pu-b [26]2009USACaucasiansOPLTaqMan assay+837 T > C (rs5275)
Mittal-a [7]2010India AsiansOSCCPCR-RFLP1195 A > G (rs689466)
Mittal-b [7]2010India AsiansOSCCPCR-RFLP−765 G > C (rs20417)
Mittal-c [7]2010India AsiansOSCCPCR-RFLP+837 T > C (rs5275)
Niu [24]2011ChinaAsiansOSCCPCR-RFLP1195 A > G (rs689466)
Niu [25]2012ChinaAsiansOSCCTaqMan assay+837 T > C (rs5275)

Note. OSCC: oral squamous cell carcinoma; OPL: oral precancerous lesions; PCR-RFLP: restriction fragment length polymorphism.