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Expression profiling of the AT2R mRNA in affected tissue from children with CAKUT.
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Stanković Aleksandra, Zivković Maja, Kostić Mirjana, Atanacković Jasmina, Krstić Zoran, Alavantić Dragan
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OBJECTIVES: Congenital anomalies of the kidney and urinary tract (CAKUT) are common causes of chronic renal failure in children. The angiotensin II receptor type 2 (AT2R) is one of proposed candidate genes for CAKUT, but the expression was never explored in humans. The aim was to establish the AT2R gene expression in human CAKUT concerning -1332A/G polymorphism, which might affect alternative splicing.
DESIGN AND METHODS: Forty-eight patients with CAKUT constitute the basis of this study. Genotyping for -1332A/G, RT-PCR for AT2R gene expression and confirmation sequencing were performed.
RESULTS: The expression of Ex 1/2/3 and Ex 1/3 transcript splice variants of the AT2R mRNA were detected in human CAKUT tissue. The pattern was observed independently of A to G transition.
CONCLUSIONS: The expression of AT2R mRNA in human CAKUT was established for the first time and was not affected by -1332A/G polymorphism in children with CAKUT.
DESIGN AND METHODS: Forty-eight patients with CAKUT constitute the basis of this study. Genotyping for -1332A/G, RT-PCR for AT2R gene expression and confirmation sequencing were performed.
RESULTS: The expression of Ex 1/2/3 and Ex 1/3 transcript splice variants of the AT2R mRNA were detected in human CAKUT tissue. The pattern was observed independently of A to G transition.
CONCLUSIONS: The expression of AT2R mRNA in human CAKUT was established for the first time and was not affected by -1332A/G polymorphism in children with CAKUT.