Mutations in genes encoding mitochondrial succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) are frequently involved in the development of neural crest-derived (NCD) tumors, such as pheochromocytomas (PHEOs) or paragangliomas (PGLs). In this study we report the results of sequencing analysis in leukocyte DNA of patients affected by PHEO/PGL who turned out to be SDH mutation carriers. A nonsense germline heterozygous mutation (Q109X) was found in the exon 4 of the SDHD gene in the index cases of six unrelated families affected by PHEO/PGL. Haplotype analysis showed the presence of a founder effect. Affected patients showed high clinical variability, ranging from monolateral to bilateral glomus tumors, variably associated or not with PGLs or PHEOs. A novel missense SDHD variant, T112I, was also found in one of our families. A new missense G106D mutation, involving a highly conserved amino acid, was found in two sisters affected by bilateral glomus tumors. A P81L mutation associated with abdominal and head and neck PGL was detected in three families. A G12S variant of the SDHD gene was found in one patient affected by a PHEO. The finding of this variant in 3 of 100 control subjects suggests that it is a polymorphism and not a mutation. A novel IVS2-1G>T variant was found at intron 2 of SDHD gene in one patient affected by a glomus tumor. All the tumors associated withSDHD

SDH mutations in patients affected by paraganglioma syndromes: a personal experience / Mannelli M; Simi L; Ercolino T; Gaglianò MS; Becherini L; Vinci S; Sestini R; Gensini F; Pinzani P; Mascalchi M; Guerrini L; Pratesi C; Nesi G; Torti F; Cipollini F; Bernini GP; Genuardi M.. - In: ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. - ISSN 0077-8923. - STAMPA. - (2006), pp. 183-189.

SDH mutations in patients affected by paraganglioma syndromes: a personal experience.

MANNELLI, MASSIMO;Simi L;VINCI, SERENA;SESTINI, ROBERTA;GENSINI, FRANCESCA;PINZANI, PAMELA;Pratesi C;NESI, GABRIELLA;
2006

Abstract

Mutations in genes encoding mitochondrial succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) are frequently involved in the development of neural crest-derived (NCD) tumors, such as pheochromocytomas (PHEOs) or paragangliomas (PGLs). In this study we report the results of sequencing analysis in leukocyte DNA of patients affected by PHEO/PGL who turned out to be SDH mutation carriers. A nonsense germline heterozygous mutation (Q109X) was found in the exon 4 of the SDHD gene in the index cases of six unrelated families affected by PHEO/PGL. Haplotype analysis showed the presence of a founder effect. Affected patients showed high clinical variability, ranging from monolateral to bilateral glomus tumors, variably associated or not with PGLs or PHEOs. A novel missense SDHD variant, T112I, was also found in one of our families. A new missense G106D mutation, involving a highly conserved amino acid, was found in two sisters affected by bilateral glomus tumors. A P81L mutation associated with abdominal and head and neck PGL was detected in three families. A G12S variant of the SDHD gene was found in one patient affected by a PHEO. The finding of this variant in 3 of 100 control subjects suggests that it is a polymorphism and not a mutation. A novel IVS2-1G>T variant was found at intron 2 of SDHD gene in one patient affected by a glomus tumor. All the tumors associated withSDHD
2006
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Mannelli M; Simi L; Ercolino T; Gaglianò MS; Becherini L; Vinci S; Sestini R; Gensini F; Pinzani P; Mascalchi M; Guerrini L; Pratesi C; Nesi G; Torti F; Cipollini F; Bernini GP; Genuardi M.
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