Molecular VisionPub Date : 2024-02-19eCollection Date: 2024-01-01
Madhulatha Pantrangi, Julie Rath, Nicole Kaetterhenry, Kari Branham, Dana Talsness, James L Weber
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Clinical sequencing of the retinitis pigmentosa gene RPGR in over 1,000 cases of vision loss.
RPGR pathogenic variants are the major cause of X-linked retinitis pigmentosa. Here, we report the results from 1,033 clinical DNA tests that included sequencing of RPGR. A total of 184 RPGR variants were identified: 78 pathogenic or likely pathogenic, 14 uncertain, and 92 likely benign or benign. Among the pathogenic and likely pathogenic variants, 23 were novel, and most were frameshift or nonsense mutations (87%) and enriched (67%) in RPGR exon 15 (ORF15). Identical pathogenic variants found in different families were largely on different haplotype backgrounds, indicating relatively frequent, recurrent RPGR mutations. None of the 16 mother/affected son pairs showed de novo mutations; all 16 mothers were heterozygous for the pathogenic variant. These last two observations support the occurrence of most RPGR mutations in the male germline.
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