Using a case-control study of 914 colorectal adenoma cases/1188 controls, we explored associations among colorectal adenoma risk, dietary intake, and genetic variation in 3 bitter-taste receptor genes: TAS2R38 (rs713598, rs1726866, rs10246939), TAS2R16 (rs846672), and TAS2R50 (rs1376251).
Our data indicate that the assessment of KIF6 rs20455 and TAS2R50 rs1376251 genotypes are not useful for predicting statin induced cardiovascular risk reduction in men, but do predict CHD risk reduction in women in this elderly population.
We examined the polymorphisms rs12510359 (PALLD), rs619203 (ROS1), rs1376251 (TAS2R50), rs1151640 (OR13G1), and rs4804611 (ZNF627) which were found to be associated with myocardial infarction in the original report.