Case Report: Compound heterozygous CEP152 c.3346-5T>C variant and chr15 deletion causing recurrent MCPH–SCKS in a Chinese pregnant woman across two consecutive pregnancies

This study represents the first report of identical compound heterozygous <i>CEP152</i> variants causing MCPH-SCKS in two consecutive pregnancies. The independent occurrence in the second pregnancy not only confirms the pathogenicity of this variant combination but also provides clinical evidence for the 25% recurrence risk of autosomal recessive disorders. Furthermore, this report underscores the critical importance of comprehensive genetic testing, including CNV analysis, for the prenatal diagnosis of MCPH-SCKS, offering valuable guidance for genetic counseling and prenatal intervention in similar families.

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Frontiers in Genetics
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2025-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fgene.2025.1646297
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Hereditary Neurological Disorders
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Case Report: Compound heterozygous CEP152 c.3346-5T>C variant and chr15 deletion causing recurrent MCPH–SCKS in a Chinese pregnant woman across two consecutive pregnancies

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Case Report: Compound heterozygous CEP152 c.3346-5T>C variant and chr15 deletion causing recurrent MCPH–SCKS in a Chinese pregnant woman across two consecutive pregnancies

Hua Yuan, Yongxing Zhong, Yunyan Ke, Jintang Zhang, Yan Chen, Feng Zhang, Zhen Yang, Tao Zhang, Haitao Pan, Xiaoliang Shi, Yao He
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Abstract

This study represents the first report of identical compound heterozygous <i>CEP152</i> variants causing MCPH-SCKS in two consecutive pregnancies. The independent occurrence in the second pregnancy not only confirms the pathogenicity of this variant combination but also provides clinical evidence for the 25% recurrence risk of autosomal recessive disorders. Furthermore, this report underscores the critical importance of comprehensive genetic testing, including CNV analysis, for the prenatal diagnosis of MCPH-SCKS, offering valuable guidance for genetic counseling and prenatal intervention in similar families.

Frontiers in GeneticsVol. 16
BGI Group (China) (CN), Shaoxing University (CN), Shaoxing City Women and Children Hospital (CN), Shaoxing People's Hospital (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Hereditary Neurological Disorders
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