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Familial Essential Tremor Gene Identification Using Exome Sequencing
Anjali ShahRutgers University, Class of 2015
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship
Ross Lab
INTRODUCTION
• Most common movement disorder• Average age of onset is 35-45 years• Main symptom is action tremor• Criteria (Movements Disorder Society):
Symmetrical Kinetic Postural Bilateral
• Motor Symptoms: Problems with gait and balance Neuropathy Rigidity
• Age is a major risk factor for ET
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK FACTORS
• Approximately 50% of ET cases are non-familial suggesting environmental risk factors play a significant role (Louis et al. 2010)
• Environmental toxins (Louis et al. 2008):• β-carboline alkaloids • Lead• Pesticides
GENETIC FACTORS• Familial inheritance is high ( 50-60%)• Various patterns of inheritance in families:
Autosomal dominant with low penetrance Multifactorial inheritance
Interplay between more than one gene and environmental factors Non- Mendelian pattern of inheritance
MA S, DAVIS TL, BLAIR MA et al. Familial essential tremor with apparent autosomal dominant inheritance: Should we also consider other inheritance modes? Mov Disord 2006;21:1368–74
LINKAGE STUDIES IN FAMILIES • Linkage studies identified 3 susceptible loci for familial ET:
• ETM1 (chromosome 3q13) (Gulcher et al. 1997)• 20 million base pairs • ~100 genes• Candidate ET gene- DRD3 (dopamine receptor D3 gene)
• ETM2 (chromosome 2p25-p22) (Higgins et al. 1997)• 41 million base pairs• ~100 genes• Candidate ET gene- HS1BP3 (heat shock1-binding protein 3)
• ETM3 (chromosome 6p23) (Shatunov et al. 2006)• 1.8 million base pairs• 7 genes
POPULATION STUDY
GWAS Study (Stefansson et al. 2009):
• 305,624 SNPs were tested for association with ET in
452 cases and 14,394 controls
• Reached the genome-wide significance level with 1
marker in Leucine-rich repeat and Ig domain
containing Nogo receptor interacting protein-1 gene
(LINGO1)
• Some studies replicate the findings and some do not.
GENOME SEQUENCING
• First human genome was fully sequenced in 2003
• It took 13 years and $2.7 billion
NOW:• Life Technologies introduced a
sequencer that can decode a human genome in one day for $1000
NEXT GENERATION EXOME SEQUENCING
• Nonsense mutation p.Q290X in FUS/TLS (fused
in sarcoma/translocated in liposarcoma)
(Merner. N et al. 2013)
• Screening of 270 ET cases revealed 2 additional
rare variants- p. P431L and p. R216C
• Both variants were found to be highly
conserved and pathogenic by bioinformatics
software.
• 2 other studies
• Parmalee et al. 2012
• Labbé et al. 2013
Did not detect any FUS variants in ET
MY PROJECT
Exome Sequencing of 2 individuals from a family
1200 shared SNPs
Narrowed down to 3
Sequenced using 3730 Sequencer of variants in Controls and ET series
Non-synonymous variants shared
Segregated in affected members of the family, not seen in controls, rare
in public data
Objective- Find a rare variant that caused ET in the family.
7/27/2013
Diagnosis 1 = ET (or postural tremor) Diagnosis 2 = ET (or post. tremor)
FAMILY 324
7/27/2013
Diagnosis 1 = ET (or postural tremor) Diagnosis 2 = ET (or post. tremor)
FAMILY 324
Sent for exome sequencing
EXOME SEQUENCING
• Objective- To find novel, non-synonymous variants that segregated within the affected family members and that were not seen frequently in public databases
• 20,000 variants in each person
• 1200 shared variants
• 71 Non-synonymous variants shared between the 2
affected family members
• 18 variants were either Sequenced or Genotyped
Chr Gene Base change AA
ET ET ET ET ET ?dx ?dx U U U U U U UControls
(%)EVS MAF
(%)s_31 s_8 8 18 20 24 22 32 33 58 64 19 43 7
12 DDX55 C > A S450R 012 P2RX7 G > A R264H 0 0.04712 KNTC1 G > T V1012L 0 0.03715 DENND4A T > C S1839G 010 AGAP6 G > A R565Q 0.2213 MIPEP A > G L197P 015 AGPHD1 T > A Y145X 0.039 KIAA2026 G > C T834R 0
12 POLE C > T V1016M 0 0.11612 NOC4L G > A R346H 0 0.01220 C20orf96 C > G S117T 0.0118 TCEB3C T > G E356A 015 CEP152 A > G W867R 09 FAM22G C > T P457S 0.07
15 DMXL2 C > A A2372S 4 FRG1 C > T P91S 1 HRNR G > C A2706G 7 PMS2L5 C > T R9X
Carrier
Non-carrier
VARIANTS IDENTIFIED
Chr Gene Base change AA
ET ET ET ET ET ?dx ?dx U U U U U U UControls
(%)EVS MAF
(%)s_31 s_8 8 18 20 24 22 32 33 58 64 19 43 7
12 DDX55 C > A S450R 012 P2RX7 G > A R264H 0 0.04712 KNTC1 G > T V1012L 0 0.03715 DENND4A T > C S1839G 010 AGAP6 G > A R565Q 0.2213 MIPEP A > G L197P 015 AGPHD1 T > A Y145X 0.039 KIAA2026 G > C T834R 0
12 POLE C > T V1016M 0 0.11612 NOC4L G > A R346H 0 0.01220 C20orf96 C > G S117T 0.0118 TCEB3C T > G E356A 015 CEP152 A > G W867R 09 FAM22G C > T P457S 0.07
15 DMXL2 C > A A2372S 4 FRG1 C > T P91S 1 HRNR G > C A2706G 7 PMS2L5 C > T R9X
Carrier
Non-carrier
VARIANTS IDENTIFIED
7/27/2013
Diagnosis 1 = ET (or postural tremor) Diagnosis 2 = ET (or post. tremor)
Carrier
Non- carrier
DDX55 Ser450Arg (rs143479625)
DDX55 SUMMARY
• C>A base change Serine to Arginine AA change
• Sequenced in:
ET Cases(N=267)Controls(N=282)
No positives
7/27/2013
Diagnosis 1 = ET (or postural tremor) Diagnosis 2 = ET (or post. tremor)
Carrier
Non- carrier
KIAA2026 Thr834Arg rs191841054
KIAA2026 SUMMARY
• C>G base change Threonine to Arginine AA change
• Sequenced in:
ET Cases(N=267)Controls(N=282)
No positives
• C>T base change Threonine to Isoleucine
AA change at the same position
• Sequenced in Controls and ET Cases
• 1 positive ET Case (Familial Case)
Control- CC
Family Het- CG
ET Het- CT
7/27/2013
Diagnosis 1 = ET (or postural tremor) Diagnosis 2 = ET (or post. tremor)
Carrier
Non- carrier
POLE V1016M (rs147692158)
POLE SUMMARY
• G>A base change Valine to Methionine AA change
• Sequenced in:
ET Cases(N=267)Controls(N=282)
1 positive in ET series (Sporadic case)
Control- GG
ET Het- GA
CANDIDATE GENES
• DDX55• DEAD box protein 55 • Chromosome 12• Encodes for DEAD box protein (ASP-ALA-GLU-
ALA)• Alteration of RNA secondary structure• Ribosome and spliceosome assembly
• KIAA2026• Uncharacterized KIAA protein• Chromosome 9
• POLE• DNA polymerase epsilon catalytic subunit A enzyme• Chromosome 12
FUTURE STUDIES
• Genotype more ET samples for these variants
• Sequence the whole genomic region to see if there are other variants in the promoter or intronic regions that could be risk variants
• Functional study of the associated variants1. Role of the mutated variants in cells 2. Create an in-vivo model
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Entire Ross Lab: Owen RossAlexandra OrtolazaSruti RayaproluRonnie WaltonCatherine LabbéKotaro Ogaki
SURF Coordinators:David AusejoNell Robinson
Benefactors:David A. and Linda B. Stein