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no enzyme activity; affects proton pump inhibitors |
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no enzyme activity; affects SSRIs, tamoxifen, codeine, beta-blockers |
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ultra rapid metabolizer; affects SSRIs, tamoxifen, codeine, beta-blockers |
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high risk of abacavir-induced hypersensitivity reaction |
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reduced enzyme activity (60-70% activity); affects Warfarin |
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reduced enzyme activity (5% activity); affects Warfarin |
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less enzyme activity; affects Warfarin |
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associated with inter-individual variability in warfarin dose requirements (no testing available) |
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results in aminoacid change 174/Val/Ala; reduces OAT1B1 transport activity; associated with increased statin concentrations thus increasing the risk for myopathy |
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associated with increased risk of CHD; cannot transport statins intra-cellularly along microtubules |
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reduced enzyme activity; affects Irinotecan (Camptosar) -- also decreased glucuronidation results in bilirubin buildup (--> jaundice!) |
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activation of downstream signaling pathways and confers resistance to inhibition of cell surface receptor tyrosine kinases such as EGFR; affects Cetuximab and Panitumumab |
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decreased enzyme activity; affects Tamoxifen (and SSRIs, Codeine, beta-blockers) |
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no enzyme activity; affects Tamoxifen (and SSRIs, Codeine, beta-blockers) |
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increased enzyme activity; affects Tamoxifen (and SSRIs, Codeine, beta-blockers) |
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causes deficiency leading to decreased clearance of the inactive methylated metabolites and greater toxicity including myelosuppression and hepatotoxicity; affects Mercaptopurine |
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increased endoxifen levels (active metabolite of tamoxifen), so that endoxifen isn't glucuronidated and excreted |
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deletion of this gene affects the glucuronidation pathway for exemestane |
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