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Identification of a novel mutation in the KITLG gene in a Chinese family with familial progressive hyper- and hypopigmentation.

Jianbo WangWeisheng LiNaihui ZhouJingliu LiuShoumin ZhangXueli LiZhenlu LiZiliang YangMiao SunMin Li
Published in: BMC medical genomics (2021)
To date, most of the identified KITLG mutations have been clustered within the conserved VTNNV motif (amino acids 33-37) in exon 2. The known mutations are only involved in 33 V, 34 T, 36 N, and 37 V but not 35 N. We have now identified a novel mutation in KITLG, c.104A > T, that was first reported in FPHH within the conserved 35 N motif. These results strengthen our understanding of FPHH and expand the mutational spectrum of the KITLG gene.
Keyphrases
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