A boy with biallelic frameshift variants in TTC5 and brain malformation resembling tubulinopathies
A boy with biallelic frameshift variants in TTC5 and brain malformation resembling tubulinopathies
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DOI:
10.1038/s10038-021-00953-7
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发表时间:
2021-06-25
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
Saitsu,Hirotomo
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作者:
Miyamoto,Sachiko;Kato,Mitsuhiro;Saitsu,Hirotomo
Brain malformations have heterogeneous genetic backgrounds. Tubulinopathies are a wide range of brain malformations caused by variants in tubulin and microtubules-associated genes. Recently biallelic variants inTTC5, also known as stress responsive activator of p300, have been reported in 11 patients from seven families with developmental delay, intellectual disability, and brain malformations. Here, we report compound heterozygous frameshift variants inTTC5in a Japanese boy who showed severe psychomotor developmental delay and pseudobulbar palsy with growth failure. Brain magnetic resonance imaging showed a simplified gyral pattern and undetectable anterior limb of the internal capsule, suggesting tubulinopathies. Immunoblotting using lymphoblastoid cells derived from the patient showed undetectable TTC5 protein.Ttc5silencing by RNA interference in Neuro2a cells reduced Tubulin β3 protein level and caused abnormal cell cycle. Our report suggests a possible link betweenTTC5-related brain malformation and tubulinopathies.