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Gene of the Month

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 4. June 2020

Gene of the Month – May: FBRSL1

Mutations in the FBRSL1 gene cause a previously undescribed syndrome associated with malformations and intellectual disability. A study led by scientists of the Institute of Human Genetics at the [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 6. May 2020

Gene of the Month – April: TET2

Variants of the TET2 gene might be a risk factor for the development of neurodegenerative diseases. In their study published in The American Journal of Human Genetics, US researchers initially [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 2. April 2020

Gene of the Month – March: EPHA2

Researchers from Germany and Japan identified EPHA2 as a new gene that causes Pendred syndrome if heterozygous mutations in the gene occur in combination with mutations in the SLC26A4 gene. [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 3. March 2020

Gene of the Month – February: TMEM120A/TACAN

The gene product of tmem120a in mice is involved in sensing mechanical pain. Canadian scientists report in Cell that they identified the protein as an ion channel with mechanosensitive [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 4. February 2020

Gene of the Month – January: ARID1A

A recently published study describes that the ARID1A gene plays a role in hormone dependency of tumor cells in breast cancer and provides new insights into the processes that lead to endocrine [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 7. January 2020

Gene of the Month – December: RHOA

A postzygotic mutation in RHOA has been identified as the genetic cause of a distinct mosaic disorder in humans. RHOA is a member of the Rho family of GTPases, which have many roles in [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 1. December 2019

Gene of the Month – November: MRAP2

Variants of the MRAP2 gene have already been described as causing monogenic obesity. However, the precise functional consequences of these variants have remained unclear. Now a large study [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 5. November 2019

Gene of the Month – October: RPL13

Variants of the RPL13 gene have for the first time been identified as genetic cause of a rare skeletal disorder. In the American Journal of Human Genetics, the authors describe a role of the [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 4. October 2019

Gene of the Month – September: MESD

A recent study reports on the MESD gene as a novel disease gene associated with the condition of brittle bone disease, or osteogenesis imperfecta (OI). In this study, an international group of [...]

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In Gene of the Month
Posted 2. September 2019

Gene of the Month – August: RABL3

A recently published study associates  a rare mutation in the RABL3 gene with the development of pancreatic cancer: Researchers from the U.S. and Australia report in Nature Genetics on an [...]

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