Association of <i>DMD</i> Gene Variant Classes With Motor Outcomes in a Drug Registration Clinical Trial Setting

The large variation in baseline motor function in young, steroid-naïve patients with DMD is only minimally explained by different gene variant classes. While there is strong literature support for 3' variants leading to a more severe motor and cognitive DMD phenotype, we found this variant class under-represented in our clinical trials. This suggests that they may fail inclusion criteria (failure to follow commands; poor motor function). Subgroup analyses in DMD clinical trials at a young age range based on gene variant class may not reveal significant differences and would be relatively noninformative.

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Neurology Genetics
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2025-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.1212/nxg.0000000000200251
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2
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Muscle Physiology and Disorders
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Association of DMD Gene Variant Classes With Motor Outcomes in a Drug Registration Clinical Trial Setting

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Abstract

The large variation in baseline motor function in young, steroid-naïve patients with DMD is only minimally explained by different gene variant classes. While there is strong literature support for 3' variants leading to a more severe motor and cognitive DMD phenotype, we found this variant class under-represented in our clinical trials. This suggests that they may fail inclusion criteria (failure to follow commands; poor motor function). Subgroup analyses in DMD clinical trials at a young age range based on gene variant class may not reveal significant differences and would be relatively noninformative.

Neurology GeneticsVol. 11(2)
University of Notre Dame (US), Binghamton University (US), University of Pittsburgh (US), Carleton University (CA)
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