Identification of Mutations in the Hepatocyte Nuclear Factor (HNF)-1α Gene in Japanese Subjects With IDDM
Identification of Mutations in the Hepatocyte Nuclear Factor (HNF)-1α Gene in Japanese Subjects With IDDM
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日本 IDDM 受试者肝细胞核因子 (HNF)-1α 基因突变的鉴定
DOI:
10.2337/diacare.46.10.1643
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发表时间:
1997
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影响因子:
7.7
通讯作者:
J. Takeda
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作者:
S. Yamada;H. Nishigori;H. Onda;T. Utsugi;T. Yanagawa;T. Maruyama;K. Onigata;K. Nagashima;R. Nagai;A. Morikawa;T. Takeuchi;J. Takeda
One form of maturity-onset diabetes of the young, MODY3, is characterized by a severe insulin secretory defect, compared with MODY2, a glucokinase-deflcient diabetes. It has recently been shown that mutations of the gene encoding the transcription factor hepatocyte nuclear factor (HNF)-1α cause MODY3. Because of the rapid progress to overt diabetes and the high prevalence of required insulin treatment in patients with MODY3, we screened the HNF-1α gene for mutations in Japanese subjects with IDDM. Ten exons and flanking introns of the HNF-1α gene in these subjects were amplified by polymerase chain reaction and direct sequencing of the products. Mutations were identified in three (5.5%) of the 55 unrelated subjects with IDDM. A missense mutation of R272H (replacement of Arg by His in codon 272) in the DNA binding domain of HNF-1α was found in a subject who developed IDDM 1 year after diagnosis of NIDDM at 8 years of age. A frameshift mutation of P291fsinsC (insertion of a C in a polyC tract around codon 291 for Pro), which would generate a mutant truncated protein of 340 amino acids, was found in a subject who started insulin treatment when hyperglycemia and ketonuria were noticed at 13 years of age. A missense mutation of R583G (replacement of Arg by Gly in codon 583) in the transactivation domain of HNF-1α was found in a subject with sudden-onset IDDM at 20 years of age. None of these mutations were present in 100 nondiabetic subjects (200 normal chromosomes). These results indicate that the HNF-1α gene defects could lead to the development of not only early-onset NIDDM but also IDDM, implicating the importance of subclassification of HNF-1α-deficient IDDM from a classical type of autoimmune-based IDDM in Japanese.