Abstract:Objective To investigate the miR-124 rs531564, MiR-26A rs7372209 and MiR-126 rs4636297 gene polymorphism and colorectal cancer genetic susceptibility. Methods Polymerase chain reaction-ligase detection reaction (PCR-LDR) technology was used to detect 724 cases of colorectal cancer patients and 626 healthy control individuals of miR-124 rs531564, MiR-26A RS7372209 and MiR-126 RS4636297 polymorphism point type. Unconditional logistic regression analysis correlationwas used to calculate the relative risk of the statistical ratio of polymorphic loci and colorectal cancer susceptibility ratio (■) and 95% confidence intervals (CI). Results The test MiR-126 RS4636297 polymorphic loci, in cases adjusted for age, sex, smoking, alcohol consumption and other factors with respect to the CC genotype, showed that a certain correlation between the AA or AG genotype and colorectal cancer (P < 0.05), ■ (95%) were adjusted {1.289 (1.007, 1.650) and 1.383 (0.396, 4.834)} with respect to the G allele. A allele significantly increased individual risk of colorectal cancer risk (■=1.307, 95%CI = 1.054, 1.622, P = 0.013). The study also found that the risk of colorectal cancer for A allele (AG+AA) individuals was 1.327 times of GG genotype (AG+AA vs GG, ■= 1.327, 95%CI = 1.042, 1.688, P = 0.019). No correlation between the miR-124 rs531564, MiR-26A rs7372209 polymorphism loci and colorectal cancer risk (P > 0.05). Conclusions MiR-126 rs4636297 polymorphism and colorectal cancer is closely related to genetic susceptibility, and A allele might promote the incidence of colorectal cancer important risk factors.