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Table 4 Antihypertensives and statins: genes with variants that potentially affect the drug response rate or the risk of adverse side effects

From: Application of personalized medicine to chronic disease: a feasibility assessment

Drug name

Brand name

Pharmacogenetic genes

PubMed ID

Effect

ACE inhibitors

Captopril

Capoten

AGTR1

18347611

Specific variants (s.v.) associated with improved outcomes

Enalapril

Vasotec; Renitec

   

Ramipril

Altace; Tritace;

   

Perindopril

Coversyl; Aceon

AGTR1; BDKRB1

20712529; 20712529

S.v. associated with improved outcomes

Lisinopril

Listril; Lopril; Novatec;

AGTR1; CLCN6; NPPA

18347611; 18212314

S.v. associated with improved outcomes

AGTR2 antagonists

Losartan

Cozaar; Hyzaar; Lacidipine; Lortaan

CYP2C9

11823761; 11408373

CYP2C9*3 allele is associated with a reduced rate of drug metabolism

Irbesartan

Avalide; Avapro; Irbesarran;

APOB; LDLR

15453913; 15453913

S.v. associated with improved outcomes

Candesartan

Amias; Atacand; Blopress;

KNG1

19584173

S.v. associated with improved outcomes

Valsartan

Diovan

   

Telmisartan

Micardis; Pritor

   

Statins

Atorvastatin

Lipitor; Torvast

CYP3A4; ABCB1; HTR7;HTR3B; GNB3; USP5; SLCO1B1; ABCC1

17600820; 18851956; 19833260; 18851956

Risk or phenotype-associated alleles

Rosuvastatin

Crestor

CYP2C8; CYP2C19

20178046

 

Simvastatin

Zocor; Lipex

CYP3A4; HCR; SLCO1B1; AGTR1; KIF6; HTR7; HTR3B; GNB3; USP5; ITGB3;

11250978; 20403997; 18073581; 18551043; 18222353; 18222354; 18222355; 17600820; 11545752

Risk or phenotype-associated alleles