Study of the MDM2 -410T-G polymorphism (rs2279744) by pyrosequencing in mothers of Down Syndrome subjects
Tóm tắt
Trisomy 21 or Down syndrome (DS) is the most frequent genetic etiology of intellectual disability in humans. MDM2 gene expression has a potential role as a risk factor for human aneuploidy. -410T-G (rs2279744) functional polymorphism in MDM2 gene impacts on the mechanisms of chromosomal non-disjunction. We analyzed, within a case–control study, such polymorphism in mothers of subjects with DS. Nucleotide polymorphism was detected by pyrosequencing technology. The distribution of MDM2-410T-G polymorphism showed no significant difference among mothers of subjects with DS and controls. Our results suggest that MDM2 -410T-G polymorphism is not a risk factor for DS in mothers.
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