Clinical Features and Mutation Analysis of the SMARCAD1 Gene in a Family with Basan Syndrome and a Literature Review
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摘要:
目的 总结Basan综合征的临床特征及基因分析。 方法 对2022年于南方医科大学皮肤病医院收治并确诊的Basan综合征家系,归纳一般资料,总结临床特征及基因型特点,并回顾性分析既往报道所有Basan综合征患者的特点及相关基因突变。 结果 共收集确诊Basan综合征患者18例,其中男性9例,女性9例。18例均出现出生时即无指纹(18/18,100%),部分患者出现指关节垫、掌跖角化过度、甲萎缩、甲分离、甲纵脊等。症状轻重不一。同时发现7例患者SMARCAD1 (NM_020159.5)基因1号内含子上出现c.-10+1G>T(即c.378+1G>T)突变,造成异常剪接。 结论 本文可为疾病的早期诊断提供帮助,有助于提高临床医生的诊断与鉴别水平。 -
关键词:
- Basan综合征 /
- SMARCAD1基因 /
- 无皮纹病 /
- 剪接突变
Abstract:Objective To summarize the clinical features of a family with Basan syndrome and to analyze mutation of the SMARCAD1 gene. Methods The Basan family was diagnosed at Dermatology Hospital, Southern Medical University in 2022. Backgroud data was collected, and clinical and genetic characteristics were analyzed. Meanwhile, a retrospective analysis of features and associated genetic mutations reported in all patients with Basan syndrome was conducted. Results A total of 18 patients with Basan syndrome were identified, including 9 males and 9 females. All 18 patients had no fingerprints at birth (18/18, 100%), and some patients had knuckle pads, palmoplantar hyperkeratosis, nail atrophy, nail separation, and longitudinal nail ridges. Symptoms vary in severity. At the same time, it was found that c.-10+1G > T (as well as c.378+1G > T)mutations appeared on the intron 1 of the SMARCAD1 (NM_020159.5) gene in 7 patients, resulting in abnormal splicing. Conclusions This article provides help for the early diagnosis of Basan syndrome and helps to improve the diagnosis and differentiation level of clinicians. -
Key words:
- Basan syndrome /
- SMARCAD1 gene /
- adermatoglyphia /
- splicing mutation
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表 1 BSN临床特征及基因突变情况统计分析
Table 1. Clinical features and mutations with BSN
表型或基因型 Baird[8](1964)N=13 Basan[9](1965)N=8 Reed等[10] (1983)N=4 Limova等[11](1993)N=3 Gagey-Caron等[12](2009)N=3 无皮纹病 13/13 6/8 4/4 3/3 3/3 少汗症 13/13 2/8 4/4 3/3 3/3 肢端大疱 / 0/8 2/4 3/3 2/3 先天性粟丘疹 13/13 / 2/4 0/3 2/3 指(趾)挛缩 7/13 1/8 0/4 3/3 0/3 角化过度 1/13(1例活检) 2/8 / 1/3(1例活检) 1/3 甲损害 - 甲纵脊(3/8) 甲萎缩(1/4) / 0/3 通贯手 - / 3/4 / 0/3 其他特征 对天气冷暖敏感、双侧脚趾形成蹼(5/13) 并指(5/8)、点状疣(3/8)、杵状指(3/8) 更加耐热(3/4)、肢端更易降温(3/4)、锥形指尖(1/4) 抓持困难3/3、锥形指尖1/3、 手足曾起疱的部位出现色素减退斑块 SMARCAD1突变 / / / / / 表型或基因型 Luna等[13](2012)N=5 Marks等[6](2014)和Adra等[14](2000)N=7 Li等[1](2016)N=8 Chang等[3](2018)N1=2、N2=4 无皮纹病 5/5 7/7 8/8 2/2 3/4 少汗症 0/5 2/7 8/8 / / 肢端大疱 1/5 4/7 8/8 1/2 4/4 先天性粟丘疹 2/5 7/7 8/8 1/2 4/4 指趾挛缩 / / 8/8 1/2 3/4 角化过度 1/5(1例活检) / 2/8 / / 甲损害 1/5 / 甲萎缩(1/8) / / 通贯手 / / 1/8 / / 其他特征 双侧指(趾)并指畸形3/5 / 色素沉着斑5/8、指关节垫7/8 双侧并趾畸形1/2,第五指斜指 第五指斜指 SMARCAD1突变 / c.-10+3A>T
(即c.378+3A>T)c.-10+1G>T
(即c.378+1G>T)116 kb缺失 c.-10+5G>A
(即c.378+5G>A)表型或基因型 Valentin等[4](2018)N=1 Elhaji等[7](2021)N1=12、N2=3 Nieto等[5](2021)N1=1、N2=1 Xiong等[2](2022)N=12 本家系N=18 无皮纹病 1/1 12/12 3/3 + + 0 + 少汗症 / 12/12 3/3 / / + + 肢端大疱 1/1 12/12 0/3 + + + / 先天性粟丘疹 1/1 12/12 3/3 + + + / 指(趾)挛缩 / 0/12 0/3 / / + + 角化过度 1/1 0/12 3/3 / / + / 甲损害 脆甲(1/1) 0/12 甲纵脊(3/3)、甲Beau线(3/3) / 甲营养不良 甲纵脊(+) 甲分离、甲纵脊 通贯手 / 0/12 0/3 / / / - 其他特征 色素沉着斑1/1 易中暑12/12、蹼状指4/12; 锥形指尖3/3;关节垫2/3、1/3出现杵状指 毛发稀疏、先天性幽门狭窄、双侧五指短指,有家族史 有家族史 锥形指尖(+)、4例死于鳞状细胞癌的转移 指关节垫、掌跖异色样改变 SMARCAD1突变 c.-10+2T>G
(即c.378+2T>G)复杂性重排 c.-16_-10+7del(即c.372_378+7del) c.-10+1G>A
(即c.378+1G>A)/ c.-10+5G>A
(即c.378+5G>A)c.-10+1G>T
(即c.378+1G>T)N表示患者数量,+表示阳性,-表示阴性,/表示未知 表 2 SMARCAD1基因突变的既往报道
Table 2. SMARCAD1 mutations described in previous literature
疾病类型 基因突变 参考文献 ADG c.-10+1G>T(即c.378+1G>T) [15] c.-10+2T>C(即c.378+2T>C),c.-10 + 5G>C (即c.378+5G>C),c.-10 + 1G>A(即c.378+1G>A) [17] c.-10+1G>T(即c.378+1G>T) [18] BSN c.-10+3A>T(即c.378+3A>T) [6] 116 kb heterozygous deletion [3] c.-10+2T>G(即c.378+2T>G) [2] c.-10+1G>A(即c.378+1G>A) [5] c.-10+5G>A(即c.378+5G>A) [2] c.-16_-10+7del(即c.372_378+7del),复杂的结构性重排,包括约50.9 kb的缺失(chr4:94, 203365-94, 254, 728)和约23.4 kb的重复(chr4:94, 175, 790-94) [7] HRZ c.-10+2T>C(即c.378+2T>C), c.-10+2_3insT(即c.378+2_3insT), c.-25 _-10+2del(即c.363_378+2del) [21] g.9452297-94253585del [22] c.-10_-10+11del(即c.378_378+11del), c.-10+2delT(即c.378+2delT), c.-25_-10+2del(即372_378+2del) [19] ADG:无皮纹病;BSN:Basan综合征;HRZ:Huriez综合征 -
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