A novel variant in the transmembrane 4 domain of ANO3 identified in a two-year-old girl with developmental delay and tremor
A novel variant in the transmembrane 4 domain of ANO3 identified in a two-year-old girl with developmental delay and tremor
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在一名患有发育迟缓和震颤的两岁女孩中发现了 ANO3 跨膜 4 结构域的新变异
DOI:
10.1038/s10038-022-01082-5
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
Kure Shigeo
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作者:
Aihara Yu;Shirota Matsuyuki;Kikuchi Atsuo;Katata Yu;Abe Yu;Niihori Tetsuya;Funayama Ryo;Nakayama Keiko;Aoki Yoko;Kure Shigeo
ANO3encodes Anoctamin-3, also known as TMEM16C, a calcium-activated chloride channel. Heterozygous variants ofANO3can cause dystonia 24, an adult-onset focal dystonia. Some pediatric cases have been reported, but most patients were intellectually normal with some exceptions. Here, we report a two-year-old girl who showed mild to moderate developmental delay, tremor, and ataxic gait, but no obvious dystonia. Trio exome sequencing identified a heterozygous de novo missense variant NM_031418.4:c.1809T>G, p.(Asn603Lys) in theANO3gene. Three cases withANO3variants and intellectual disability have been reported, including the present case. These variants were predicted to face in the same direction on the same alpha-helix (the transmembrane 4 domain), suggesting an association between these variants and childhood-onset movement disorder with intellectual disability. In pediatric cases with developmental delay and movement disorders such as tremor and ataxia, specific variants in the transmembrane 4 domain ofANO3may be a cause, even in the absence of dystonia.