A Novel, Recurrent, 3.6-kb Deletion in the PYGL Gene Contributes to Glycogen Storage Disease Type VI
The PYGL gene is the only established gene known to cause glycogen storage disease type VI (GSD6), which is a rare autosomal recessive disorder associated with hepatomegaly, elevated levels of hepatic transaminases, and hypoglycemia. Extended bioinformatics analysis was performed on the exome sequencing data of 5 patients who were clinically diagnosed as having or highly suspected of having GSD, and a single heterozygous pathogenic or likely pathogenic or rare variant of uncertain significance single-nucleotide variant was identified on the PYGL gene.
Source: Journal of Molecular Diagnostics - Category: Pathology Authors: Bo Liu, Bingbing Wu, Yi Lu, Ping Zhang, Feifan Xiao, Gang Li, Huijun Wang, Xinran Dong, Renchao Liu, Yuchuan Li, Xinbao Xie, Wenhao Zhou, Jianshe Wang, Yulan Lu Tags: Regular article Source Type: research