Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8811454 | Journal of Pediatric Urology | 2018 | 17 Pages |
Abstract
WT1 mutations were identified in only a few cases of hypospadias and most of these were syndromic. This result implies that mutation of WT1 is not a common cause of hypospadias in the Indonesian population.Table Rare variant gene WT1Sample numberExonDNA alterationAmino acid alterationAlleleSNPPhenotypeType of hypospadiasAssociated anomalies5Int6c.366-9T>C-Het-Mid-shaft-6Int6c.366-9T>C-Het-Mid-shaft-41Int6c.366-9T>C-Het-PenoscrotalUndescended testisAnorectal malformation567c.473G>Ap.R158HHetrs554416372Mid-shaftUndescended testis577c.473G>Ap.R158HHetrs554416372PenoscrotalMicropenis
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Authors
Rizki Diposarosa, Kurniawan O. Pamungkas, Yunia Sribudiani, Herry Herman, Lita P. Suciati, Nurul S. Rahayu, Sjarif H. Effendy,