Jul 2026· Science China Life Sciences· 0 citations· 43 references
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This study demonstrates the involvement of noncoding variants in the TBX1 enhancer in TOF pathogenesis, highlighting the feasibility of using organoids to decipher the underlying mechanisms of unconserved noncoding regions in developmental malformations.
It is proposed that one or more of the variants within the TBX4 lung‐specific super‐enhancer or TAD may act in trans with the pathogenic CGR, modulating TBX4 expression from the intact allele.
Shruti Pande, Hiuling Chan Joiner, P. Szafranski et al.· Human Mutation· 0 citations
The aberrant expression of muteins as well as downstream target genes along with compromised activities of promoters substantiate the pathogenic potential of the identified IRX4 variants and underscore the critical role of IRX4 in regulating multiple stages of cardiogenesis.
Jyoti Maddhesiya, Kriti Jain, D. Jain et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Patients with CHH are enriched for rare 5′-UTR variants creating new uORFs in autosomal dominant genes compared to controls, underscoring the emerging role of non-coding variants in the genetic background of CHH.
Georgios Markantes, Jack M. Fu, Harrison Brand et al.· European Journal of Endocrin...· 0 citations
Direct RNA-level evidence is provided that the intronic SDHD c.314+4A > G variant causes aberrant splicing and supports reclassification from VUS to likely pathogenic under ACMG/AMP criteria and underscore the value of RNA-based assays in interpreting non-canonical splice-site changes.
G. Effraimidis, V. Trachana, Evmorfia Tzagkaraki et al.· European Journal of Endocrin...· 0 citations
The findings support a multilayered pathogenic model in which genetic variants collectively disrupt the core developmental pathways involved in posterior axis formation, vasculogenesis, and organogenesis and identify potential targets for future research and clinical applications.
Zefeng Zhu, Wanting Hao, Ziyu Wan et al.· Italian Journal of Pediatric...· 0 citations
It is suggested that pathogenic coding variants within these exons are unlikely to be a frequent genetic cause of CHD in Indonesian patients, and this study highlights the need for population-specific genetic investigations and their contribution to human cardiac development.
Wahidullah Mansoor· Natural Resources for Human...· 0 citations
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