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The p.Pro482Ala Variant in the CNNM2 Gene Causes Severe Hypomagnesemia Amenable to Treatment with Spironolactone.

Ioannis PetrakisEleni DrosatakiIoanna StavrakakiKleio DermitzakiDimitra LygerouMyrto KonidakiChristos PlerosNikolaos KroustalakisSevasti MaragkouAriadni AndrovitsaneaIoannis StylianouIoannis V ZaganasKonstantinos Stylianou
Published in: International journal of molecular sciences (2022)
Renal hypomagnesemia syndromes involving CNNM2 protein pathogenic variants are associated with variable degrees of neurocognitive dysfunction and hypomagnesemia. Here, we report a family with a novel CNNM2 p.Pro482Ala variant, presenting with overt hypomagnesemia and mild neurological involvement (autosomal dominant renal hypomagnesemia 6, HOMG6, MIM# 613882). Using a bioinformatics approach, we showed that the p.Pro482Ala amino acid substitution causes a 3D conformational change in CNNM2 structure in the cystathionin beta synthase (CBS) domain and the carboxy-terminal protein segment. A novel finding was that aldosterone inhibition with spironolactone helped to alleviate hypomagnesemia and symptoms in the proband.
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