The cohort with rs2059807 MAF presented elevated levels of luteinising hormone [PCOS vs Control: 6.32 ± 2.26 mIU/mL vs 4.97 ± 3.27 mIU/mL], estradiol [116.01 ± 60.63 pg/mL vs 65.04 ± 44.98 pg/mL], and decreased HDL - C [50.4 ± 11.59 mg/dL vs 64 ± 15.49 mg/dL] showing disturbances in the hormonal patterns.
Our current meta-analysis suggests no significant correlation between rs1799817/rs2059806 SNPs and susceptibility of PCOS, while rs2059807 could be a promising candidate SNP that might be involved in the susceptibility of PCOS.
Using the transmission disequilibrium test (TDT), we failed to find that rs1799817 (p = 0.486), rs2059807 (p = 0.195), rs8108622 (p = 0.866) and rs10500204 (p = 1.0) were significantly overtransmitted to PCOS offspring from their parents.