Research Article

The Genetic Polymorphisms of NLRP3 Inflammasome Associated with T Helper Cells in Patients with Multiple Myeloma

Table 4

The correlations of the genetic polymorphisms of the NLRP3 inflammasome with clinical features of MM patients.

AgeMale : femaleTypeDSISSBone damagedHemogramBM myeloma
IgGIgALight chain (κ + λ)IgDIgEIgMNonsecretory typeIIIIIIIIIIIIWithWithoutWBC (×109/L)Hemoglobin (g/L)Platelet (×109/L)Cell percentage (%)

CARD8-C10X (rs2043211)
AA59 (25–80)55 : 3444143010003295712433472175.20 ± 0.2888.95 ± 2.52177.96 ± 8.9634.04 ± 2.40
AT59 (28–89)107 : 77783959511187335257980153315.71 ± 0.1892.11 ± 1.87183.97 ± 6.7436.47 ± 1.78
TT61 (25–84)55 : 27412018300010353723233670125.87 ± 0.2893.03 ± 2.89167.34 ± 8.2636.99 ± 2.63
0.1750.5240.180.0160.010.4370.0220.3310.5980.41
0.6080.1090.5120.4460.6470.6470.0230.3240.7580.475
NF-κB-94 ind/del (rs28362491)
Ins/ins60 (25–89)77 : 53612836301084874255154103276.7 ± 0.10100.4 ± 0.23219.61 ± 0.5449.99 ± 0.37
Ins/del60 (25–80)98 : 62693748610026593186181135256.76 ± 0.1097.57 ± 0.21222.37 ± 0.5951.39 ± 0.30
Ins/del58 (29–77)42 : 2333923000012440733255786.69 ± 0.1996.32 ± 0.33215.13 ± 0.8854.36 ± 0.40
0.3060.7670.0590.1550.0960.280.0620.2660.5610.036
0.3520.380.3240.6010.19
IL-1β (rs16944)
GG60 (28–89)66 : 3746183540003366414395088156.77 ± 0.1295.80 ± 0.26220.61 ± 0.7052.1 ± 0.39
AG60 (25–84)763547311067284247266131316.52 ± 0.09101.35 ± 0.21224.19 ± 0.5250.55 ± 0.31
AA59 (35–79)41212520004295712344476147.04 ± 0.1595.80 ± 0.25211.43 ± 0.7752.37 ± 0.36
0.3380.3170.840.3030.6810.5790.4620.7380.5030.525
0.9950.2450.1560.5880.322
IL-18 (rs1946518)
GG58 (29–91)58 : 3343153110002345511374379126.87 ± 0.1395.12 ± 0.29211.40 ± 0.3852.62 ± 0.38
GT60 (28–89)107 : 788537557110768110287384154316.57 ± 0.0997.83 ± 0.19218.92 ± 0.5251.17 ± 0.28
TT61.5 (25–79)52 : 2735222110004354011353362176.94 ± 0.15103.15 ± 0.29232.36 ± 0.8551.12 ± 0.45
0.3990.3990.4220.6040.9080.3510.3950.030.9510.496
0.1680.4290.2490.8390.987

, values of homozygous polymorphisms. , values of heterozygous polymorphisms.