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Abstract

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Purpose: Cancer development depends on not only activation of oncogene or
inactivation of tumor suppressor gene but also activities of enzymes involved in the
metabolism of various carcinogenic xenobiotics, such as arylamine N-acetyltrasferase
2(NAT 2) and glutathione S-transferase(GSTM1). We analyzed whether genetic
polymorphisms of NAT2 and GSTMI were correlated with the mutation patterns of p53
and H-ras genes in bladder tumor tissues.
Materials and Methods: In 49 bladder cancer patients, we performed direct DNA
sequencing for the detection of mutations of p53 and H-ras gene in bladder tumor
tissues, and adopted PCR and PCR-RFLP techniques for the analysis of genetic
polymorphisms of NAT2 and GSTM 1 using patients blood samples, respectively.
Results: In 18 cases, mutations in p53 were detected whereas 1 case carried two
mutations; thus total of 19 mutations were detected. Sixteen of these were point
mutations including 13 of transversions and 3 of transitions, and others were 1 of
frameshift and 2 of microdeletions-insertions. Among 33 patients, H-ras mutations were
detected in 5 cases with 2 of transitions and 3 of transversions. The frequencies of
slow, intermediate, and rapid acetylator in NAT2 genotyping analysis, were 10.2%,
40.8%, and 49.0%, respectively, and GSTM1 deletions were observed in 73.5%. We could
not find any significant correlations between NAT2 or GSTM1 polymorphisms and the
occurence of p53(p=0.614, p=0.310) or H-ras(p=0.500, p=0.582) mutations. Also, no
apparent associations were seen for specific type of p53 and H-ras mutations according
to Polymorphisms of NAT2(p=0.456, p=0.600) and GSTM1(p=0.378, p=0.400).
Conclusions: The polymorphisms of NAT2 and GSTM1, conjugating enzymes of
foreign compound metabolism, were not considered to influence occurrence and type of
mutations in p53 and H-ras in human bladder cancer.

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Bladder cancer; p53; H-ras; NAT2; GSTM1;

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