Novel deep intronic mutation in the coagulation factor XIII a chain gene leading to unexpected RNA splicing in a patient with factor XIII deficiency
Novel deep intronic mutation in the coagulation factor XIII a chain gene leading to unexpected RNA splicing in a patient with factor XIII deficiency
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凝血因子 XIII 链基因中的新型深层内含子突变导致凝血因子 XIII 缺乏症患者出现意外的 RNA 剪接
DOI:
10.1186/s12881-019-0944-2
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发表时间:
2020-01-08
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Hu, Yu
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作者:
Deng, Jun;Li, Dan;Hu, Yu
BackgroundCoagulation factor XIII (FXIII) plays an essential role in maintaining hemostasis by crosslinking fibrin. Deficiency in FXIII affects clot stability and increases the risk of severe bleeding. Congenital FXIII deficiency is a rare disease. Recently, we identified a Chinese family with FXIII deficiency and investigated the pathogenesis of congenital FXIII deficiency, contributing non-coding pathogenic variants.MethodsWe performed common tests, coding sequencing by targeted next-generation sequencing (NGS), whole-genome sequencing and splice-sites prediction algorithms. The pathogenesis was investigated via minigene and nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (NMD) by experiments in vitro.ResultsThe proband is homozygote for a novel deep intronic c.799-12G > A mutation in theF13A1gene. Through direct sequencing of the minigenes mRNA, we found 10 bases of intron 6 insert in the mRNA of mutant minigenes mRNA. The relative expression of EGFP-F13A1 was higher by suppression of NMD in vitro. Furthermore, we found the proband with enhanced thrombin generation (TG).ConclusionWe reported a novel deep intronic c.799-12G > A mutation ofF13A1which produced a new acceptor site and frame shifting during translation introducing a premature termination codon. Our results support the premature termination codon triggered NMD. We need to pay attention to the position of potential alterable splicing sites while counselling and genetic test. The finding of enhanced TG indicated that we should be aware of the risk of thrombosis in patients with FXIII deficiency during replacement therapy.