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3+4+Supplementum/2012 - Společnost pro pojivové tkáně

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is caused by mutations in PEX7 which<br />

encodes the peroxisomal targeting signal<br />

receptor. RCDP 2 – with location at<br />

1q42, which encodes DHADAT enzyme.<br />

CDPX1 – ARSE (arylsufatase), is one of the<br />

sulfatase genes, located at Xp22.3 close to<br />

the pseudoautosomal region. We know<br />

another ARS genes, which are the result of<br />

an ancestral duplication event. CDPX 2 is<br />

gene for EBPA8A7 - sterol isomerase emopamil<br />

binding <strong>pro</strong>tein, with broad mutation<br />

spectrum.<br />

Craniometaphyseal dysplasia<br />

Heterogenic group of diaseases.<br />

Usually wit chromosomal location 5p15.2 –<br />

p14.1 or 6q21-22 (extremely rare). We<br />

know only gene at 5p, <strong>pro</strong>gresive ankylosis<br />

gene, which mutations are autosomal<br />

dominant inherited. This gene encodeds<br />

a transmembrane <strong>pro</strong>tein involved in the<br />

transport of intracellular inorganic pyrophosphate<br />

into extracellular matrix.<br />

diastrophic dysplasia<br />

The gene is located at 5q32 to q33.1, it is<br />

gene for diastrophic dysplasia sulfate transporter<br />

and mutational spectrum involve<br />

splice site and missense point mutations<br />

with a loss of function effect, molecular<br />

pathogenesis is in impaired uptage of sulfate<br />

into cartilage. This is connection to<br />

the AR multiple epiphyseal dysplasia with<br />

missense point mutation with loss of function<br />

effect.<br />

dyschondroosteosis =<br />

leri weill disease<br />

The causative gene is located at Xpter<br />

to p22.32, SHOX gene (short stature home-<br />

ambul_centrum@volny.cz<br />

obox containing gene) is located in the<br />

pseudoautosomal region at the tip of the<br />

short arms of the X and Y chromosomes.<br />

Haploinsufficiency for SHOX accounts for<br />

the short stature in Turnerś syndrome in<br />

which around of 5–10 % case also have<br />

Madelungs deformity<br />

langer mesomelic dysplasia<br />

The same causative gene as at previous<br />

nosologic unit. There are two deleted or<br />

mutant SHOX alleles develops more severe<br />

form of limb shortening. There is aplasia<br />

or severe hypoplasia of the ulna and fibula<br />

with thickening and bowing of the radius<br />

and tibia<br />

Hereditary multiple exostoses<br />

Heterogenous group of similar diseases,<br />

EXT 1 gene is located at 8q24.11 to<br />

q24.13, EXT 2 to 11p11.2-p12, encode transmembrane<br />

glyco<strong>pro</strong>teins localized to the<br />

endoplasmic reticulum form an oligomeric<br />

complex, that act as a glycosyltransferase<br />

(influence to the growth, differentiation or<br />

migration). EXT 1 and EXT 2 are involved<br />

in two contigous gene deletion syndromes.<br />

Hypophosphatasia<br />

Location of the gene 1p36.-p34, it is<br />

gene for liver, bone and kidney alkaline<br />

phosphatase and mutational spectrum is<br />

missense point mutations with loss of function<br />

effect.<br />

Metaphyseal chondrodysplasia<br />

Heterogenous group of diseases, with<br />

different chromosomal location of the<br />

genes and different molecular pathogenesis:<br />

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