The analysis of associations of Helicobacter pylori babA gene in patients with clinical outcomes of gastroduodenal diseases in Yakutia

In this paper we presented the results of the analysis of associations of the Helicobacter pylori babA gene variants with gastroduodenal diseases (erosive and chronic gastritis) of patients in Yakutia. It was shown that babA2 prevailed in patients with erosive gastritis than in patients with chronic gastritis, while babA1 was more common in patients with chronic gastritis, than in patients with erosive gastritis. In addition, it was shown that babA2 was more common in men than in women and it is indicating that the infection of men with the H. pylori strain with a babA2 gene variant may be an additional risk factor for more severe gastroduodenal diseases.

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