Rare renal ciliopathies in non-consanguineous families that were identified by targeted resequencing.
Rare renal ciliopathies in non-consanguineous families that were identified by targeted resequencing.
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通过靶向重测序发现的非近亲家庭中罕见的肾纤毛病。
DOI:
10.1007/s10157-016-1256-x
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发表时间:
2016
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通讯作者:
Iijima K.
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作者:
Yamamura T;Morisada N;Nozu K;Minamikawa S;Ishimori S;Toyoshima D;Ninchoji T;Yasui M;Taniguchi-Ikeda M;Morioka I;Nakanishi K;Nishio H;Iijima K.
BackgroundNephronophthisis-related ciliopathies (NPHP-RC) are a frequent cause of renal failure for children and adolescents. Although diagnosing these diseases clinically is difficult, a comprehensive genetic screening approach of targeted resequencing can uncover the genetic background in this complicated family of diseases.MethodsWe studied three Japanese female patients with renal insufficiency from non-consanguineous parents. A renal biopsy for clinical reasons was not performed. Therefore, we did not know the diagnosis of these patients from a clinical aspect. We performed comprehensive genetic analysis using the TruSight One Sequencing Panel next generation sequencing technique.ResultsWe identified three different rare NPHP-RC variants in the following genes:SDCCAG8,MKKS, andWDR35. Patient 1 withSDCCAG8homozygous deletions showed no ciliopathy-specific extrarenal manifestations, such as retinitis pigmentosa or polydactyly prior to genetic analysis. Patient 2 with aMKKSsplice site homozygous mutation and a subsequent 39-amino acid deletion in the substrate-binding apical domain, had clinical symptoms of Bardet–Biedl syndrome. She and her deceased elder brother had severe renal insufficiency soon after birth. Patient 3 with a compound heterozygousWDR35mutation had ocular coloboma and intellectual disability.ConclusionsOur results suggest that a comprehensive genetic screening system using target resequencing is useful and non-invasive for the diagnosis of patients with an unknown cause of pediatric end-stage renal disease.