Identification of rare variants in cardiac sodium channel beta4-subunit gene SCN4B associated with ventricular tachycardia.
Identification of rare variants in cardiac sodium channel beta4-subunit gene SCN4B associated with ventricular tachycardia.
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鉴定与室性心动过速相关的心脏钠通道β4亚基基因SCN4B的罕见变异。
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10.1007/s00438-019-01567-7
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2019
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Wang Qing K
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Yang Qin;Xiong Hongbo;Xu Chengqi;Huang Yuan;Tu Xin;Wu Gang;Fu Fenfen;Wang Zhijie;Wang Longfei;Zhao Yuanyuan;Li Sisi;Huang Yufeng;Wang Chuchu;Wang Dan;Yao Yufeng;Wang Fan;Wang Yongbo;Xue Yu;Wang Pengyun;Chen Qiuyun;Pu Jielin;Wang Qing K
Ventricular tachycardia (VT) causes sudden cardiac death, however, the majority of risk genes for VT remain unknown.SCN4Bencodes a β-subunit, Navβ4, for the voltage-gated cardiac sodium channel complex involved in generation and conduction of the cardiac action potential. We hypothesized that genomic variants inSCN4Bincrease the risk of VT. We used high-resolution melt analysis followed by Sanger sequencing to screen 199 VT patients to identify nonsynonymous variants inSCN4B. Two nonsynonymous heterozygous variants inSCN4Bwere identified in VT patients, including p.Gly8Ser in four VT patients and p.Ala145Ser in one VT patient. Case–control association studies were used to assess the association between variant p.Gly8Ser and VT in two independent populations for VT (299 VT cases vs. 981 controls in population 1 and 270 VT patients vs. 639 controls in population 2). Significant association was identified between p.Gly8Ser and VT in population 1 (P= 1.21 × 10−4, odds ratio or OR = 11.04), and the finding was confirmed in population 2 (P= 0.03, OR = 3.62). The association remained highly significant in the combined population (P= 3.09 × 10−5, OR = 6.17). Significant association was also identified between p.Gly8Ser and idiopathic VT (P= 1.89 × 10−5, OR = 7.27). Functional analysis with Western blotting showed that both p.Gly8Ser and p.Ala145Ser variants significantly reduced the expression level of Navβ4. Based on 2015 ACMG Standards and Guidelines, p.Gly8Ser and p.Ala145Ser can be classified as the pathogenic and likely pathogenic variant, respectively. Our data suggest thatSCN4Bis a susceptibility gene for common VT and idiopathic VT and link rareSCN4Bvariants with large effects (OR = 6.17–7.27) to common VT.