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This study investigated the prevalence of Tyr204Phe and Val34Leu polymorphisms in two Brazilian ethnic groups (171 Caucasians and 27 Blacks, and 117 men and 81 women) and in patients with recurrent miscarriages (RM) (86 women: 53 Caucasians and 33 Blacks). Study groups were matched to control groups by race and age. The prevalence of these polymorphisms did not differ between patients with RM and controls or between Caucasian and blacks, suggesting that these polymorphisms cannot be considered a risk factor for RM.
This study investigated the prevalence of Tyr204Phe and Val34Leu polymorphisms in two Brazilian ethnic groups (171 Caucasians and 27 Blacks, and 117 men and 81 women) and in patients with recurrent miscarriages (RM) (86 women: 53 Caucasians and 33 Blacks). Study groups were matched to control groups by race and age. The prevalence of these polymorphisms did not differ between patients with RM and controls or between Caucasian and blacks, suggesting that these polymorphisms can not be considered a risk factor for RM.