Genotype-phenotype correlations in breast cancer susceptibility: evaluating MMP-2, TYMS, and eNOS variants in the Jordanian population.

In our study, the 2R/3R genotype was the most prevalent among Jordanian women, representing 69% of the control group and 50% of breast cancer patients—a difference that was highly significant ( p < 0.00001).

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found a marginally significant increase in BC risk associated with the heterozygous genotype compared to the homozygous genotype, which did not confer a substantial risk of the disease 52 .

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