100,000 Genomes Pilot on Rare-Disease Diagnosis in Health Care - Preliminary Report.
100,000 Genomes Pilot on Rare-Disease Diagnosis in Health Care - Preliminary Report.
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10.1056/nejmoa2035790
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2021-11-11
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Caulfield M
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100,000 Genomes Project Pilot Investigators;Smedley D;Smith KR;Martin A;Thomas EA;McDonagh EM;Cipriani V;Ellingford JM;Arno G;Tucci A;Vandrovcova J;Chan G;Williams HJ;Ratnaike T;Wei W;Stirrups K;Ibanez K;Moutsianas L;Wielscher M;Need A;Barnes MR;Vestito L;Buchanan J;Wordsworth S;Ashford S;Rehmström K;Li E;Fuller G;Twiss P;Spasic-Boskovic O;Halsall S;Floto RA;Poole K;Wagner A;Mehta SG;Gurnell M;Burrows N;James R;Penkett C;Dewhurst E;Gräf S;Mapeta R;Kasanicki M;Haworth A;Savage H;Babcock M;Reese MG;Bale M;Baple E;Boustred C;Brittain H;de Burca A;Bleda M;Devereau A;Halai D;Haraldsdottir E;Hyder Z;Kasperaviciute D;Patch C;Polychronopoulos D;Matchan A;Sultana R;Ryten M;Tavares ALT;Tregidgo C;Turnbull C;Welland M;Wood S;Snow C;Williams E;Leigh S;Foulger RE;Daugherty LC;Niblock O;Leong IUS;Wright CF;Davies J;Crichton C;Welch J;Woods K;Abulhoul L;Aurora P;Bockenhauer D;Broomfield A;Cleary MA;Lam T;Dattani M;Footitt E;Ganesan V;Grunewald S;Compeyrot-Lacassagne S;Muntoni F;Pilkington C;Quinlivan R;Thapar N;Wallis C;Wedderburn LR;Worth A;Bueser T;Compton C;Deshpande C;Fassihi H;Haque E;Izatt L;Josifova D;Mohammed S;Robert L;Rose S;Ruddy D;Sarkany R;Say G;Shaw AC;Wolejko A;Habib B;Burns G;Hunter S;Grocock RJ;Humphray SJ;Robinson PN;Haendel M;Simpson MA;Banka S;Clayton-Smith J;Douzgou S;Hall G;Thomas HB;O'Keefe RT;Michaelides M;Moore AT;Malka S;Pontikos N;Browning AC;Straub V;Gorman GS;Horvath R;Quinton R;Schaefer AM;Yu-Wai-Man P;Turnbull DM;McFarland R;Taylor RW;O'Connor E;Yip J;Newland K;Morris HR;Polke J;Wood NW;Campbell C;Camps C;Gibson K;Koelling N;Lester T;Németh AH;Palles C;Patel S;Roy NBA;Sen A;Taylor J;Cacheiro P;Jacobsen JO;Seaby EG;Davison V;Chitty L;Douglas A;Naresh K;McMullan D;Ellard S;Temple IK;Mumford AD;Wilson G;Beales P;Bitner-Glindzicz M;Black G;Bradley JR;Brennan P;Burn J;Chinnery PF;Elliott P;Flinter F;Houlden H;Irving M;Newman W;Rahman S;Sayer JA;Taylor JC;Webster AR;Wilkie AOM;Ouwehand WH;Raymond FL;Chisholm J;Hill S;Bentley D;Scott RH;Fowler T;Rendon A;Caulfield M
The UK 100,000 Genomes Project is in the process of investigating the role of genome sequencing of patients with undiagnosed rare disease following usual care, and the alignment of research with healthcare implementation in the UK’s national health service. (Other parts of this Project focus on patients with cancer and infection.) We enrolled participants, collected clinical features with human phenotype ontology terms, undertook genome sequencing and applied automated variant prioritization based on virtual gene panels (PanelApp) and phenotypes (Exomiser), alongside identification of novel pathogenic variants through research analysis. We report results on a pilot study of 4660 participants from 2183 families with 161 disorders covering a broad spectrum of rare disease. Diagnostic yields varied by family structure and were highest in trios and larger pedigrees. Likely monogenic disorders had much higher diagnostic yields (35%) with intellectual disability, hearing and vision disorders, achieving yields between 40 and 55%. Those with more complex etiologies had an overall 25% yield. Combining research and automated approaches was critical to 14% of diagnoses in which we found etiologic non-coding, structural and mitochondrial genome variants and coding variants poorly covered by exome sequencing. Cohort-wide burden testing across 57,000 genomes enabled discovery of 3 new disease genes and 19 novel associations. Of the genetic diagnoses that we made, 24% had immediate ramifications for the clinical decision-making for the patient or their relatives. Our pilot study of genome sequencing in a national health care system demonstrates diagnostic uplift across a range of rare diseases. (Funded by National Institute for Health Research and others)