MEFV Geni 761_764dupCCGC p.Asn256Argfs70, c.761_764dupCCGC Mutasyonlu Türkiyeden Bir Aile, Onların Klinik Özellikleri ve Literatür Taraması

Year 2016, Volume: 8 Issue: 3, 214 - 217, 26.12.2016

Recep Eröz , Mustafa Dogan Hüseyin Yuce , Recep Ozmerdıvenlı

https://doi.org/10.18521/ktd.279961

Cited By: 1

Abstract

Ailesel Akdeniz Ateşi (FMF) primer olarak Musevi, Ermeni, Türk ve Arap populasyonunu etkileyen otozomal resesif geçişli bir otoenflamatuvar bir hastalıktır. FMF, Mediterranean Fever (MEFV) geni kromozom 16p13.3 bölgesinde yerleşen, 10 ekzondan oluşan hastalıktan sorumlu bir gendir. Klinik olarak FMF tanısı almış total 5 kişiden oluşan bir Türk ailesi incelendi. MEFV geninin tüm ekzom sekans analizi aile bireyleri için yapıldı. Bizim sonuçlarımıza göre, MEFV geninin 2. Ekzonunda bir 761_764dupCCGC (p.Asn256Argfs70,c.761_764dupCCGC) duplikasyon mutasyonu tespit edildi. Proband, onun erkek kardeşi, kız kardeşi ve babası bu mutasyonu taşımasına rağmen, probandın annesi hiçbir mutasyon taşımıyordu. Literatürde bu mutasyonlu yalnızca bir hasta bildirilmiştir (HGMD no: CI055758) ve hastanın kliniğiyle ilgili sınırlı veri paylaşılmıştır. Probandın aile öyküsü yoktu fakat göğüs ve karın ağrısı vardı. İlginç olarak bu mutasyonlu diğer aile üyeleri FMF’in klinik bulgularına sahip değillerdi. PolyPhen-2 ve Mutation Taster bioinformatics programlarına göre bu duplikasyon patojenik olarak görünüyordu. 761_764dupCCGC mutasyonu hakkında daha açık bilgi elde edebilmek için ilave çalışmalara gereksinim vardır. Biz bu duplikasyon mutasyonunun FMF patogenezinde gelecekte yapılacak araştırmalar için önemli bilgiler sağlayacağını düşünüyoruz.

Keywords

FMF, MEFV Geni, Duplikasyon Mutasyonu, Tüm Ekzom Sekom Analizi

A Family From Turkey With 761_764dupCCGC (p.Asn256Argfs70,c.761_764dupCCGC) MEFV Gene Mutation,Their Clinical Features and Review of The Literature

Abstract

Familial Mediterranean Fever (FMF) is an autosomal recessive hereditary disease that mainly affects Armenian, Jewish, Turkish and Arab populations and the most common and best understood periodic fever disease. The Mediterranean Fever (MEFV) gene is responsible for the disease. This gene including 10 exon and placed on chromosome 16p13.3. A family from Turkey with a total of five members clinically diagnosed as FMF are examined. All exom sequencing analysis of MEFV gene was done for all family members. According to our results, a 761_764dupCCGC (p.Asn256Argfs70,c.761_764dupCCGC) duplication mutation was detected in exon 2 of MEFV gene. Although our proband, his brother, sister and father have carried this mutation, the probands’ mother has not any mutation. There is only one case with this mutation (HGMD no: CI055758) in the literature and limited information about clinical datas of the patient was shared. The proband has no family history of FMF but has chest and abdominal pain. Interestingly, the others family members with this mutation has no clinical findings for FMF. According to the PolyPhen-2 and Mutation Taster bioinformatics programs, this duplication seems to be pathogenic. Futher studies are needed to obtain more clear information about the 761_764dupCCGC mutation. We thought that this duplication mutation may give significant knowledge for future research on FMF pathogenesis.

Keywords

FMF, MEFV Gene, Duplication Mutation

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