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Osteogenesis imperfecta in a male holstein calf associated with a possible oligogenic origin
Veterinary Quarterly ( IF 7.9 ) Pub Date : 2020-02-10 , DOI: 10.1080/01652176.2020.1721611
Xuying Zhang 1 , Marc Hirschfeld 1, 2 , Julia Beck 3 , Alexandra Kupke 4 , Kernt Köhler 5 , Ekkehard Schütz 1 , Bertram Brenig 1
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Abstract

Background: Neuromusculoskeletal anomalies generally in combination with severe clinical symptoms, comprise a heterogeneous group of fairly common and mostly fatal disorders in man and animals. Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), also known as brittle bone disease, causes bone fragility and deformity. Prominent extra-skeletal accessory manifestations of OI comprise blue/gray sclerae, hearing impairment, lung abnormalities and hypercalciuria. Cases of OI in cattle have been reported. However, no causative mutations have been identified in cattle so far.

Aim: To report a possible oligogenic origin identified in a calf from clinically healthy parents suffering from OI.

Materials and Methods: A neonatal embryo transfer male Holstein calf developing multiple fractures with bone tissue showing marked osteopenia was used for whole genome re-sequencing as well as its parents. In addition, 2,612 randomly chosen healthy Holstein cattle were genotyped as well as controls.

Results: Sixteen candidate genes with potential protein-altering variants were selected revealing non-synonymous variants only within IFITM5 and CRTAP genes. However, in-depth gene analysis did not result in the identification of a single causative mutation in the OI calf.

Conclusion: The analysis of the OI case revealed a possible oligogenic origin of the disease attributable to additive effects of three candidate genes, i.e., ABCA13, QRFPR, and IFTIM5.

Clinical relevance: Most OI cases in humans and domestic animals reported so far are caused by distinct dominant or recessive monogenic mutations, therefore a potential oligogenic additive genetic effect is a novel finding. Furthermore, the case presented here demonstrates that cross-species genetic analyses might not always be straightforward.



中文翻译:

与可能的寡聚起源相关的雄性荷斯坦犊牛的成骨不全

摘要

背景:神经肌肉骨骼异常通常与严重的临床症状相结合,在人和动物中包括相当常见且主要是致命性疾病的异质性组。成骨不全症(OI),也称为脆性骨病,会导致骨骼脆弱和畸形。OI的突出的骨骼外辅助表现包括蓝色/灰色巩膜,听力障碍,肺部异常和高钙尿。据报道,牛OI病例。但是,到目前为止,尚未在牛中鉴定出致病突变。

目的:报告在犊牛中从临床健康的患有OI的父母那里鉴定出的可能的寡聚起源。

材料和方法:将新生的胚胎移植雄性荷斯坦牛犊发育成多处骨折,骨组织显示出明显的骨质减少,并对其父母进行全基因组重测序。另外,对2612只随机选择的健康荷斯坦牛进行了基因分型,并进行了对照。

结果:选择了16个具有潜在蛋白质改变变体的候选基因,仅在IFITM5CRTAP基因内揭示了非同义变体。但是,深入的基因分析未发现OI小牛的单个致病突变。

结论:对OI病例的分析显示,该疾病的可能是寡聚起源,可能归因于三个候选基因ABCA13QRFPRIFTIM5的累加作用

临床意义:迄今为止报道的大多数人和家畜的OI病例是由明显的显性或隐性单基因突变引起的,因此潜在的寡聚加成遗传效应是一个新发现。此外,这里介绍的案例表明,跨物种遗传分析可能并不总是很简单。

更新日期:2020-04-20
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