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Deafness_Isolated v1.75 CPD Zornitza Stark Marked gene: CPD as ready
Deafness_Isolated v1.75 CPD Zornitza Stark Gene: cpd has been classified as Green List (High Evidence).
Deafness_Isolated v1.75 CPD Zornitza Stark Classified gene: CPD as Green List (high evidence)
Deafness_Isolated v1.75 CPD Zornitza Stark Gene: cpd has been classified as Green List (High Evidence).
Deafness_Isolated v1.74 CPD Sarah Milton changed review comment from: CPD encodes carboxypeptidase D which is part of the metallocarboxylpeptidases family. These enzymes are zinc dependent and cleave c terminal arginine and lysine. Which in turn has a role in production of nitric oxide which is known to play role in the cochlea.

PMID: 41026541 describes 5 individuals from 3 families with biallelic missense variants in CPD who have prelingual onset bilateral profound SNHL. No syndromic features were noted in affected probands.
All variants appropriately rare in gnomad v4 for a rare recessive disorder.
No homozygous loss of function variants in gene in gnomad v4.

Functional studies demonstrated reduction in nitric oxide levels in patient cells as well as increased apoptosis with rescue upon introduction on L arginine. Proposed mechanism of disease is loss of function.
Drosophila studies demonstrated disrupted Johnston’s organ morphology and impaired auditory transduction with partial rescue by arginine. Other supportive functional models discussed in paper.

Authors suggest potential treatment of affected individuals with arginine supplementation.
Sources: Literature; to: CPD encodes carboxypeptidase D which is part of the metallocarboxylpeptidases family. These enzymes are zinc dependent and cleave c terminal arginine and lysine. Which in turn has a role in production of nitric oxide which is known to play role in the cochlea.

PMID: 41026541 describes 5 individuals from 3 families with biallelic missense variants in CPD who have prelingual onset bilateral profound SNHL. No syndromic features were noted in affected probands.
All variants appropriately rare in gnomad v4 for a rare recessive disorder.
No homozygous loss of function variants in gene in gnomad v4.
All families consanguineous

Functional studies demonstrated reduction in nitric oxide levels in patient cells as well as increased apoptosis with rescue upon introduction on L arginine. Proposed mechanism of disease is loss of function.
Drosophila studies demonstrated disrupted Johnston’s organ morphology and impaired auditory transduction with partial rescue by arginine. Other supportive functional models discussed in paper.

Authors suggest potential treatment of affected individuals with arginine supplementation.
Sources: Literature
Deafness_Isolated v1.74 CPD Sarah Milton gene: CPD was added
gene: CPD was added to Deafness_Isolated. Sources: Literature
Mode of inheritance for gene: CPD was set to BIALLELIC, autosomal or pseudoautosomal
Publications for gene: CPD were set to PMID: 41026541
Phenotypes for gene: CPD were set to Nonsyndromic genetic hearing loss, MONDO:0019497, CPD-related
Review for gene: CPD was set to GREEN
Added comment: CPD encodes carboxypeptidase D which is part of the metallocarboxylpeptidases family. These enzymes are zinc dependent and cleave c terminal arginine and lysine. Which in turn has a role in production of nitric oxide which is known to play role in the cochlea.

PMID: 41026541 describes 5 individuals from 3 families with biallelic missense variants in CPD who have prelingual onset bilateral profound SNHL. No syndromic features were noted in affected probands.
All variants appropriately rare in gnomad v4 for a rare recessive disorder.
No homozygous loss of function variants in gene in gnomad v4.

Functional studies demonstrated reduction in nitric oxide levels in patient cells as well as increased apoptosis with rescue upon introduction on L arginine. Proposed mechanism of disease is loss of function.
Drosophila studies demonstrated disrupted Johnston’s organ morphology and impaired auditory transduction with partial rescue by arginine. Other supportive functional models discussed in paper.

Authors suggest potential treatment of affected individuals with arginine supplementation.
Sources: Literature