Relationship between the type and position of mutation in the FBN1 gene and clinical manifestations of Marfan syndrome in children
https://doi.org/10.25789/YMJ.2025.89.04
Abstract
For the first time in a Russian cohort of children, the association between the type and localization of the FBN1 gene mutation and the severity of clinical manifestations was demonstrated: LoF mutations lead to greater damage to the cardiovascular and skeletal systems; missense mutations lead to greater damage to the eyes. Mutations in exons 1-10 lead to the earliest onset of skeletal changes (foot and chest deformities), mutations in exons 11-20 - to the earliest appearance of lens ectopia, with less severe dolichostenomelia and less frequent formation of aortic dilatation. Mutations in exons 21-35 are accompanied by the earliest manifestation of spinal deformity. Mutations in exons 51-66 less often lead to lens ectopia.
About the Authors
D. Yu. GritsevskayaRussian Federation
A. N. Putintsev
Russian Federation
D. A. Nikolsky
Russian Federation
A. N. Semyachkina
Russian Federation
E. A. Nikolaeva
Russian Federation
M. A. Shkolnikova
Russian Federation
V. Yu. Voinova
Russian Federation
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For citations:
Gritsevskaya D.Yu., Putintsev A.N., Nikolsky D.A., Semyachkina A.N., Nikolaeva E.A., Shkolnikova M.A., Voinova V.Yu. Relationship between the type and position of mutation in the FBN1 gene and clinical manifestations of Marfan syndrome in children. Yakut Medical Journal. 2025;(1):16-19. https://doi.org/10.25789/YMJ.2025.89.04