Key result
The systematic review of 8 case-control studies found inconclusive and heterogeneous evidence regarding the association between single nucleotide variants in the AGTR2 gene and arterial hypertension.
Why the study?
AGTR2 gene variants are potential DNA markers to study in association with arterial hypertension.
Are single nucleotide variants in the AGTR2 gene associated with arterial hypertension?
Systematic Review (n=8,911)
Are single nucleotide variants in the AGTR2 gene associated with arterial hypertension?
Current evidence is heterogeneous and insufficient to definitively confirm or rule out an association between AGTR2 gene variants and arterial hypertension, highlighting the need for larger, well-powered studies.
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Totomoch-Serra et al. (2024) conducted a systematic review in Arterial hypertension (n=8,911). AGTR2 gene variants vs. Controls without arterial hypertension was evaluated on Association of AGTR2 gene variants with arterial hypertension. The systematic review of 8 case-control studies found inconclusive and heterogeneous evidence regarding the association between single nucleotide variants in the AGTR2 gene and arterial hypertension.
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