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Annotated PGx Gene Information for GSTP1

Submitted by: Sharon Marsh, Derek J. Van Booven, Howard L. McLeod (CREATE)
Reviewed by: Under Review
Submitted date: April 14th, 2008

Gene HGNC Name: GSTP1
Gene Common Name: GSTP1, glutathione S-transferase Pi
Introductory Information: The glutathione S-transferases (GSTs) are responsible for the detoxification of a range of drugs and potential carcinogens through glutathione conjugation. GSTP1 is within the Pi-class of the GST isoforms [8770536 11535245]. Two common polymorphisms in GSTP1 have been described, both of which cause amino acid changes in the electrophile-binding active site of the enzyme [9092542]. Associations with toxicity and outcome have been shown for GSTP1 polymorphisms and several anti-cancer drugs, particularly platinum agents.
Key PubMed IDs: 8770536 11535245 9092542
Key Pathways: Platinum, etoposide, doxorubicin
Drugs/Substrates: oxaliplatin 15213713
cyclophosphamide 16995867
cisplatin 15254763
doxorubicin 11351295
etoposide 12969965
pyrimethamine 11807801

Phenotypes/Diseases: N/A
Important Variants: I105V, A114V
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