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Biallelic variants in DNAH10 are associated with skeletal developmental abnormalities and ciliary dysfunction.
Journal of medical genetics - 23 Jul 2026
Zheng Rui, Du Xinrong, Yan Jierui, Huang Gelin, Guo Zhuoyao, Li Wei, Que Hanyun, Wen Yuting, Yan Fei, Chen Daijuan, Dai Li, Shi Yu, Chen Weicheng, Xu Wenming
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BACKGROUND: Primary cilia are essential for skeletal development by coordinating key signalling pathways in osteoblasts and chondrocytes. While pathogenic variants in approximately 40 genes have been linked to skeletal ciliopathies, additional causative genes remain to be identified. Although DNAH10 is well characterised in motile cilia, its role in primary cilia remains unclear. METHODS: Whole-exome sequencing...
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