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A ZFYVE19 gene mutation associated with neonatal cholestasis and cilia dysfunction: case report with a novel pathogenic variant.

Claudia MandatoMaria Anna SianoLucia NazzaroMonica GelzoPaola FrancalanciFrancesca RizzoYlenia D'AgostinoManuela MorleoSimona BrillanteAlessandro WeiszBrunella FrancoPietro Vajro
Published in: Orphanet journal of rare diseases (2021)
Our findings are consistent with and expands the recent evidence linking ZFYVE19 to a novel, likely non-syndromic, high GGT-PFIC phenotype with neonatal onset. Due to the possible role of ZFYVE19 in cilia function and the unprecedented coexistence of a coincidental hereditary sterol disorder in our case, continuous monitoring will be necessary to substantiate type of liver disease progression and/or possible emergence of a multisystemic involvement. What mentioned above confirms that the application of WES in children with undiagnosed cholestasis may lead to the identification of new causative genes, widening the knowledge on the pathophysiology.
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