Predominantly placenta-expressed mRNAs in maternal plasma as predictive markers for twin-twin transfusion syndrome
Predominantly placenta-expressed mRNAs in maternal plasma as predictive markers for twin-twin transfusion syndrome
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DOI:
10.1002/pd.4307
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发表时间:
2014-04-01
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3
通讯作者:
Masuzaki, Hideaki
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作者:
Miura, Kiyonori;Higashijima, Ai;Masuzaki, Hideaki
ObjectiveThis study aimed to identify a set of predominantly placental (PP) mRNAs, which are associated with later-developing twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS).MethodFirst, out of 50 PP mRNAs we previously reported, we select target mRNAs that are ordinarily detectable in maternal plasma. Plasma concentrations of these PP mRNAs were measured in monochorionic diamniotic twin (MCDA-T) pregnancies complicated by TTTS later (n = 11) and in uncomplicated MCDA-T pregnancies (n = 17). Finally, the diagnostic values of the PP mRNAs in plasma were evaluated.ResultsFrom 50 PP mRNAs, nine [human placental lactogen (hPL); pregnancy-specific glycoproteins 2 (PSG2); human pregnancy-specific glycoproteins 3 (PSG3); syncytin; syncytin 2; retinoic acid-induced 14; A disintegrin and metalloproteinase domain-containing protein 12 (ADAM12); chorionic glycoprotein hormones, alpha polypeptide; and chorionic glycoprotein hormones, and beta polypeptide] were selected as target mRNAs. Changes in six PP mRNAs [increased hPL, PSG2, and PSG3 and decreased syncytin, syncytin2, and ADAM12] in maternal plasma were detected in MCDA-T pregnant women who subsequently developed TTTS. Finally, mRNA signatures gave elevated AUCs (hPL/PSG2: 0.8717; hPL/PSG3: 0.8449; hPL/ADAM12: 0.8396) compared with single hPL mRNA.ConclusionQuantitative aberration of plural cell-free PP mRNAs in maternal plasma precedes the appearance of clinically apparent TTTS. This suggests that pathophysiological changes in the placenta are associated with morbid conditions of TTTS. (c) 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.