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Simple and Easy to Perform Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis for ?-thalassemia
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Salehi R
; Khosravi S
; Salehi M
; Kheirollahi M
; Khanahmad H
Adv Biomed Res
2017[]; 6
(ä): 23
PMID28401070
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BACKGROUND: Thalassemias are the most common monogenic disorders in many
countries throughout the world. The best practice to control the prevalence of
the disease is prenatal diagnosis (PND) services. Extensive practicing of PND
proved effective in reducing new cases but on the other side of this success high
abortion rate is hided, which ethically unfair and for many couples, especially
with a previous experience of a therapeutic abortion, or moral concerns, is not a
suitable choice. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) is a strong alternative
to conventional PND. At present PGD is the only abortion free fetal diagnostic
process. Considering the fact that there are more than 6000 single gene disorders
affecting approximately 1 in 300 live-births, the medical need for PGD services
is significant. MATERIALS AND METHODS: In the present study development of a PGD
protocol for a thalassemia trait couple using nested multiplex fluorescent
polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for the combination of polymorphic linked short
tandem repeat (STR) markers and thalassemia mutations is described. Restriction
fragment length polymorphism used to discriminate between wild and mutated
alleles. RESULTS: In PGD clinical cycle, paternal and maternal alleles for
D11S988 and D11S1338 STR markers were segregated as it was expected. PCR product
for IVSII-1 mutation was subsequently digested with BtscI restriction enzyme to
differentiate normal allele from the mutant allele. The mother's mutation, being
a comparatively large deletion, was detectable through size differences on
agarose gel. CONCLUSION: The optimized single cell protocol developed and
evaluated in this study is a feasible approach for preimplantation diagnosis of
?-thalassemia in our patients.