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A novel synonymous mutation causing complete skipping of exon 16 in the SLC26A4 gene in a Korean family with hearing loss.
[pendred syndrome]
Mutations
in
PDS
(
or
SLC
26
A
4
)
cause
both
Pendred
syndrome
(
PS
)
and
DFNB
4
,
two
autosomal
recessive
disorders
that
share
hearing
loss
as
a
common
feature
.
PS
and
DFNB
4
are
genetically
homogeneous
disorders
caused
by
bi
-allelic
SLC
26
A
4
mutations
.
Here
,
we
report
a
novel
synonymous
mutation
(
c
.
1803
G
>
A
,
p
.
Lys
601
Lys
)
,
that
caused
aberrant
splicing
in
two
Korean
family
members
who
were
clinically
considered
to
have
DFNB
4
,
along
with
congenital
hearing
loss
and
dilated
vestibular
aqueducts
(
DVA
)
.
After
extracting
DNA
from
whole
blood
using
standard
procedures
,
the
21
exons
and
flanking
introns
of
SLC
26
A
4
were
amplified
with
PCR
.
To
evaluate
the
implication
of
a
novel
synonymous
mutation
(
c
.
1803
G
>
A
)
,
we
used
The
Berkeley
Drosophila
Genome
Project
(
BDGP
)
(
http
:
/
/
www
.
fruitfly
.
org
/
)
as
a
splice
site
prediction
program
and
performed
exon
trapping
analysis
.
In
molecular
analysis
of
the
21
exons
of
SCL
26
A
4
,
we
detected
a
known
splicing
mutation
(
c
.
919
-
2
A
>
G
,
heterozygote
)
and
a
novel
variant
(
c
.
1803
G
>
A
,
heterozygote
)
in
the
patients
(
II
-
1
and
II
-
2
)
.
According
to
in
silico
analysis
,
the
novel
variant
(
c
.
1803
G
>
A
)
affects
canonical
splice
donor
nucleotide
positioning
.
To
define
the
transcript
level
effects
of
this
novel
1803
G
>
A
variant
,
we
performed
exon
trapping
and
confirmed
that
exon
16
is
completely
skipped
in
this
variant
type
.
We
report
a
novel
synonymous
mutation
(
c
.
1803
G
>
A
)
causing
complete
exon
16
skipping
in
the
SLC
26
A
4
gene
in
two
Korean
family
members
with
hearing
loss
.
This
is
the
first
case
of
a
synonymous
SNP
(
c
.
1803
G
>
A
)
affecting
vestibulocochlear
organs
through
altering
splicing
accuracy
by
causing
a
complete
skipping
of
exon
16
.
An
important
issue
raised
by
this
study
is
that
synonymous
mutations
that
have
been
previously
ignored
in
clinical
diagnoses
must
now
be
considered
as
potential
pathogenic
mutations
.
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