ArticleJCEM case reports2025
Antibody-Positive Type 1 Diabetes in a Family With a Pathogenic
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Monogenic diabetes (MD) is a relatively rare and heterogeneous group of disorders caused by pathogenic single-gene variants or abnormalities resulting in hyperglycemia. MD represents approximately 3.5% of all diabetes cases diagnosed before age 35 years, though it is possible for MD to develop at later ages. MD diagnoses have implications for precision therapy and cascade genetic testing. A hallmark characteristic suggesting MD is a multigenerational family history of nonobese diabetes diagnosed before age 35 with an autosomal dominant inheritance. However, even with a known family history of genetically confirmed MD, it is possible for an individual within that family to have a different form of diabetes. Here, we present a case from the University of Chicago Monogenic Diabetes Registry of an individual with antibody-positive type 1 diabetes in a family with a history of a genetically confirmed known pathogenic
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