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Mendeliome v1.4146 ZNF185 Lucy Spencer edited their review of gene: ZNF185: Changed publications: 41404552, 39267058; Changed phenotypes: Azoospermia MONDO:0100459, ZNF185-related, Cerebrooculonasal syndrome MONDO:0011575, ZNF185-related
Mendeliome v1.4146 ZNF185 Lucy Spencer Publications for gene: ZNF185 were set to 39267058
Mendeliome v1.4145 ZNF185 Lucy Spencer Phenotypes for gene: ZNF185 were changed from Azoospermia MONDO:0100459, ZNF185-related to Azoospermia MONDO:0100459, ZNF185-related; Cerebrooculonasal syndrome MONDO:0011575, ZNF185-related
Mendeliome v1.4144 ZNF185 Lucy Spencer edited their review of gene: ZNF185: Added comment: PMID 41404552 describes a single female individual with cerebro‑oculo‑nasal syndrome and a de novo heterozygous X‑linked frameshift ZNF185. The proband presented with developmental delay, moderate ID, dysmorphic facial features, cleft lip/palate, nasal anomaly, CHD and anopthalmia. She was shown to have skewed X-inactivation 19:81, however it is not stated if the skewing was towards the allele with the variant. The variant in this individual (p.Gln102SerfsTer18) is NMD predicted and absent from gnomad, however there are at least 6 NMD variants present in gnomad as hemizygous (4 with over 4 hemis) all of which also have over 5 heterozygotes.; Changed publications: 41404552; Changed phenotypes: Cerebrooculonasal syndrome MONDO:0011575, ZNF185-related
Mendeliome v1.4144 ZNF185 Lucy Spencer gene: ZNF185 was added
gene: ZNF185 was added to Mendeliome. Sources: Literature
Mode of inheritance for gene: ZNF185 was set to X-LINKED: hemizygous mutation in males, monoallelic mutations in females may cause disease (may be less severe, later onset than males)
Publications for gene: ZNF185 were set to 39267058
Phenotypes for gene: ZNF185 were set to Azoospermia MONDO:0100459, ZNF185-related
Review for gene: ZNF185 was set to RED
Added comment: PMID 39267058 reports three unrelated individuals with autosomal recessive primary male infertility (all 3 had non-obstructive azoospermia). All 3 were hemizygous for different missense variants, one of which has 28 hemis and 38 hets in gnomad v4, and another has 6 hemis and 4 hets in gnomad v4. No functional or segregation evidence was provided to support the pathogenicity of these variants.
Sources: Literature