INF2 and ROBO2 gene mutation in an Indian family with end stage renal failure and follow‐up of renal transplantation

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AbstractBackgroundAccurate genetic diagnosis of end‐stage renal disease patients with a family history of renal dysfunction is very essential. It not only helps in proper prognosis, but becomes crucial in designating donor for live related renal transplant. We here present a case of family with deleterious mutations in INF2 and ROBO2 and its importance of genetic testing before preparing for kidney transplantation.Case PresentationWe report the case of a 29‐year‐female with end‐stage renal disease and rapidly progressive renal failure. Mutational analysis revealed an Autosomal Dominant inheritance pattern and mutation in exon 4 of the INF2 gene (p. Thr215Ser) and exon 26 of the ROBO2 gene (p. Arg1371Cys). Her mother was diagnosed for CKD stage 4 with creatinine level of 4.3 mg/dL. Genetic variants (INF2 and ROBO2) identified in proband were tested in her sisters and mother. Her elder sister was positive for both heterozygous variants (INF2 and ROBO2). Her mother was positive for mutation in INF2 gene, and her donor elder sister did not showed mutation in INF2 gene and had mutation in ROBO2 gene without any clinical symptoms.ConclusionThis case report emphasize that familial genetic screening has allowed us in allocating the donor selection in family where family member had history of genetic defect of Chronic Kidney Disease. Information of the causative renal disorder is extremely valuable for risk‐assessment and planning of kidney transplantation.image