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Volume 25 Issue 4, April 2017

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Short Report

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Clinical Utility Gene Card

  • 1. Name of the disease (synonyms)

    Non-syndromic (isolated and complex) microphthalmia; MCOP.

    2. OMIM# of the disease

    251600; 610093; 611038; 613094; 611040; 613517; 613704; 615113; 300345; 605738; 610092; 251505; 611638; 613703; 614497; 601186; 615145; 616428; 156900; 156850; 600165; 609549; 611897; 615972.

    3. Name of the analysed genes or DNA/chromosome segments

    VSX2; RAX; GDF6; MFRP; PRSS56; GDF3; ALDH1A3; SHH; GDF6; ABCB6; STRA6; TENM3; RBP4; MFRP; TMEM98.

    4. OMIM# of the gene(s)

    142993; 601881; 601147; 606227; 613858; 606522; 600463; 142993; 600725; 601147; 605452; 610745; 610083; 180250; 606227; 615949.

    Review of the analytical and clinical validity as well as of the clinical utility of DNA-based testing for mutations in the VSX2, RAX, GDF6, MFRP, PRSS56, GDF3, ALDH1A3, SHH, GDF6, ABCB6, STRA6, TENM3, RBP4, MFRP and TMEM98 genes in diagnostic, predictive and prenatal settings, and for risk assessment in relatives.

    • Rose Richardson
    • Jane Sowden
    • Mariya Moosajee
    Clinical Utility Gene Card
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