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- W2110574705 abstract "Background . The MC1R gene implicated in melanogenesis and skin pigmentation is highly polymorphic. Several alleles are associated with red hair and fair skin phenotypes and contribute to melanoma risk. Objective . This work aims to assess the effect of different classes of MC1R variants, notably rare variants, on melanoma risk. Methods . MC1R coding region was sequenced in 1131 melanoma patients and 869 healthy controls. MC1R variants were classified as RHC ( R ) and non-RHC ( r ). Rare variants (frequency < 1%) were subdivided into two subgroups, predicted to be damaging ( D ) or not ( nD ). Results . Both R and r alleles were associated with melanoma (OR = 2.66 [2.20–3.23] and 1.51 [1.32–1.73]) and had similar population attributable risks (15.8% and 16.6%). We also identified 69 rare variants, of which 25 were novel. D variants were strongly associated with melanoma (OR = 2.38 [1.38–4.15]) and clustered in the same MC1R domains as R alleles (intracellular 2, transmembrane 2 and 7). Conclusion . This work confirms the role of R and r alleles in melanoma risk in the French population and proposes a novel class of rare D variants as important melanoma risk factors. These findings may improve the definition of high-risk subjects that could be targeted for melanoma prevention and screening." @default.
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- W2110574705 title "A Large French Case-Control Study Emphasizes the Role of Rare<i>Mc1R</i>Variants in Melanoma Risk" @default.
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