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ArticleZhongguo dang dai er ke za zhi = Chinese journal of contemporary pediatrics2024

[Disease spectrum and pathogenic genes of inherited metabolic disorder in Gansu Province of China].

Chuan Zhang, Ling Hui, Bing-Bo Zhou, Lei Zheng, Yu-Pei Wang, Sheng-Ju Hao, Zhen-Qiang DA, Ying Ma, Jin-Xian Guo, Zong-Fu Cao and 1 more

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  3. [Genetic profiling and intervention strategies for phenylketonuria in Gansu, China: an analysis of 1 159 cases].Zhongguo dang dai er ke za zhi = Chinese journal of contemporary pediatrics · 2025
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11 authors at 1 institution in 2 countries.

Chuan ZhangNational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Ling HuiNational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Bing-Bo ZhouNational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Lei ZhengNational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Yu-Pei WangNational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Sheng-Ju HaoNational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Zhen-Qiang DANational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Ying MaNational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Jin-Xian GuoNational Research Institute for Health and Family Planning/National Human Genetic Resources Center, Beijing 100081, China (Cao Z-F, Email: zongfu_cao@163. com).
Zong-Fu Cao
Xu Ma
National Health and Family Planning Commission · CN

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

objectivesTo investigate the disease spectrum and pathogenic genes of inherited metabolic disorder (IMD) among neonates in Gansu Province of China.

methodsA retrospective analysis was conducted on the tandem mass spectrometry data of 286 682 neonates who received IMD screening in Gansu Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital from January 2018 to December 2021. A genetic analysis was conducted on the neonates with positive results in tandem mass spectrometry during primary screening and reexamination.

resultsA total of 23 types of IMD caused by 28 pathogenic genes were found in the 286 682 neonates, and the overall prevalence rate of IMD was 0.63 (1/1 593), among which phenylketonuria showed the highest prevalence rate of 0.32 (1/3 083), followed by methylmalonic acidemia (0.11, 1/8 959) and tetrahydrobiopterin deficiency (0.06, 1/15 927). In this study, 166 variants were identified in the 28 pathogenic genes, with 13 novel variants found in 9 genes. According to American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics guidelines, 5 novel variants were classified as pathogenic variants, 7 were classified as likely pathogenic variants, and 1 was classified as the variant of uncertain significance.

conclusionsThis study enriches the database of pathogenic gene variants for IMD and provides basic data for establishing an accurate screening and diagnosis system for IMD in this region.

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Amino Acid Metabolism, Inborn ErrorsMetabolic DiseasesChildChild HealthChinaHumansInfant, NewbornRetrospective StudiesAccurate screening and diagnosisGenetic variationInherited metabolic disorderNeonate

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PMCPMC10817745
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