Table 4.

Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria: Gene-Specific Laboratory Considerations

GeneSpecial Consideration
UROS Regulatory pathogenic variants, located in the erythroid-specific promoter region (intron 1 upstream of the exon 2 ATG), can be detected by sequence analysis when this DNA region is included in the analysis. See Table 5.
GATA1 To date, only one GATA1 variant (c.646C>T [p.Arg216Trp]) has been described as causative of CEP.

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