R202Q prevalence in clinically diagnosed Familial Mediterranean Fever patients: 9 years of data analysis from 1570 patients living Central Black Sea region, Turkey.
Mustafa ÇaprazMuhammed Emin DüzPublished in: Irish journal of medical science (2022)
The fact that the R202Q genotype, which is compatible with the known FMF clinic, is frequently seen shows that it should be included in routine molecular screenings of the patients. Functional studies of the R202Q variant pyrin protein should be performed to understand FMF better. Finally, it is unclear whether the R202Q genotype might be regarded as a mutation while being approved as a polymorphism in the inFevers database.