Frontiers in Genetics · 2021 · 16 citations · 22 references
Life SciencesGeneticsMolecular GeneticsGenetic CounselingHuman GeneticsMedical GeneticsGenetic Basis Of MyopiaGenetic DisordersMendelian DisordersRare Disease GeneticsRare Disease GenomicsVariant InterpretationDisease AssociationsExome SequencingFamilial MyopiaHigh Myopia GeneticsMendelian Inheritance Of MyopiaNonsense-mediated Mrna DecayPrenatal Diagnostic TestingPrenatal Exome Sequencing
ARR3 has been associated with X-linked, female-limited, high myopia. However, using exome sequencing (ES), we identified the first high myopia case with hemizygous ARR3 -related mutation in a male patient in a Southern Chinese family. This novel truncated mutation ( ARR3 : c.569C>G, p.S190*) co-segregated with the disease phenotype in affected family members and demonstrated that high myopia caused by ARR3 is not X-linked, female-limited, where a complicated X-linked inheritance pattern may exist. Thus, our case expanded the variant spectrum in ARR3 and provided additional information for genetic counseling, prenatal testing, and diagnosis. Moreover, we characterized the nonsense-mediated decay of the ARR3 mutant mRNA and discussed the possible underlying pathogenic mechanisms.
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