جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « globin gene » در نشریات گروه « پزشکی »

Background and Beta-thalassemia is an autosomal recessive disease characterized by reduction or complete absence of beta-globin gene expression. This study aimed to find out and determine the spectrum of beta-globin gene mutations and especially rare mutation in beta-carrier couple in Babolsar, north region of Iran. This is very important in perinatal diagnosis of thalassemia. This descriptive study was carried out on 158 beta-carrier couples identified using hematologic testing in Babolsar thalasemia counseling center during years 2001-2011. They were referred to cytogenetic centers for consoling beta-globin gene mutations. Amplification-refractory mutation system-polymerase chain reaction (ARMS-PCR) and Restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) were used for identification beta-globin gene mutations. More than 20 kinds of common mutations were studied on 316 individuals (632 chromosome), among them, mutation IVSII-1 (G>A) was the most common (72.4%). About 90% of mutations was consisted of four mutation, IVSII-1 (G>A), C22 (G>T), C30 (G>C), and C8 (-AA). 5% of mutations was consisted of rare mutations, C26 (HgbE), C6 (HgbS), IVSII-848 (C>A), and IVSI-130 (G>A, I). The most common beta-globin chain mutation was IVSII-1 (G>A) that is the same in Iran northern provinces (Guilan, Mazandaran, and Golestan). SCA (C60) and HgbE (C26) that are rare beta-globin gene mutations were seen this area, that are not seen in other regions of Iran.

Background and Beta-thalassemia is the most common inherited disorder in the world, especially in Iran. According to Iranian thalassemia society registry, 18616 thalassemia patients now living in Iran, which Mazandaran and Fars provinces have the most patients. Previous reports have shown that the frequency of b-thalassemia carriers is more than 10% in Mazandaran province. Although b-thalassemia is very heterogenous in the molecular level, but in each population, 5 to 10 mutations are more common. In this research common mutation in eastern area of Mazadaran province was investigated. 5 to 10 ml peripheral blood samples were collected from volunteer patients who were referred to Boali Sina Hospital in Sari. DNA was extracted from blood, then 20 different mutations were screened and detected using two different methods, ARMS-PCR and Reverse-Dot Blot in Thalassemia Research Center in Sari and Amir Kola Thalassemia Center. From 240 chromosomes investigated in 120 b-thalassemia patients in total, 96.25% mutations were identified. 13 different mutations were identified from 231 chromosomes. Among different mutations investigated, IVSII-1G>A was detected as the most common with frequency of 68/3%, which was homozygous in 64 individuals (53/3%) and compound heterozygous with other mutations in 34 individuals (28/3%) respectively. Mutations C8(-AA), codon22(G>A)/ FSC 22/23/24(-7bp), codon 30(G>A), and IVSII-1G>A were identified in 83% of chromosomes which were studied (200 chromosomes from 240). Mutation IVSII-1G>A is the most common mutation in northern provinces (Gilan, mazandaran, Golestan) in recent study. Also, comparison of these results with the similar finding from other provinces showed that the distributions of mutations in the northern area are different with northwest, south or southeast of the country.