The most important modifiers of breast cancer risk and, accordingly, SNP–breast cancer interaction may be reproductive factors (age at menarche and menopause, menstrual cycle frequency, age of first birth, duration of breastfeeding, etc.)[149] that have a direct effect on the duration of active estrogen effects on a woman organism and, accordingly, can modify the hormone-mediated BC-significant effects of SNP, controlling the level of SHBG in the organism. The gene discussed is SHBG; the disease is breast carcinoma.