From total of 253 subjects enrolled who had angiographic and baseline demographic information and a baseline Hs-CRP level, patients presenting with symptoms consistent with unstable angina (UA) 76 comprised (~30%) of the study cohort; NSTEMI (n = 56) presentation made up ~22%; while STEMI (n = 121) comprised the remaining 48%. This evidence concerns the gene CRP and angina unstable.