ОБНГенетика Russian Journal of Genetics

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АНАЛИЗ СПЕКТРА ГАПЛОГРУПП мгДНК У ПАЦИЕНТОВ С НАРУШЕНИЯМИ СЛУХА, НЕСУЩИХ ВЕРОЯТНО-ПАТОГЕННЫЙ УЛЬТРАРЕДКИЙ ВАРИАНТ m.1494C>T В ГЕНЕ

Код статьи
S3034510325080071-1
DOI
10.7868/S3034510325080071
Тип публикации
Статья
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Том/ Выпуск
Том 61 / Номер выпуска 8
Страницы
70-86
Аннотация
Вклад в этиологию потери слуха ультраредкого варианта m.1494C>T гена мгДНК, ассоциированного с аминогликозид–индуцированной глухотой (, OMIM 561000), остается нензученным в большинстве выборок индивидов с нарушениями слуха. В связи с этим цель настоящей работы – скрининг m.1494C>T гена мгДНК среди пациентов с нарушениями слуха в Республике Бурятия, с последующим анализом выявленных в мире митохондриальных линий, несущих данный ультраредкий вариант. Из открытых баз данных, литературных источников, а также по результатам полнотеномного анализа мгДНК одного пациента с m.1494C>T, обнаруженного в настоящей работе, нами был проведен анализ митохондриальных линий для 27 пациентов из разных регионов мира, у которых был обнаружен данный ультраредкий вариант. У пациентов с m.1494C>T идентифицировано 19 различных галлогрупп мгДНК, что, вероятно, свидетельствует о независимом возникновении варианта m.1494C>T. Однако в спектре выявленных галлогрупп мы обнаружили преобладание галлогруппы A*, частота которой в 13 раз превышала (χ = 45.274, p < 0.001) среднее значение частоты данной галлогруппы в изученных ранее популяциях мира (1.45%, 519/35748). Избыточность галлогруппы A* у индивидов с m.1494C>T может являться следствием их общего происхождения. Вероятность влияния эффекта основателя на распространенность повышает релевантность целенаправленного поиска m.1494C>T в ранее неисследованных когортах пациентов с нарушениями слуха, в первую очередь в регионах, где встречается галлогруппа A* и ее дочерняя линия А2, – в Азии и в Америке.
Ключевые слова
m.1494C>T ген аминогликозид-индуцированная потеря слуха мгДНК гаплогруппа A* регион оз. Байкал
Дата публикации
25.03.2025
Год выхода
2025
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