
COMPREHENSIVE GENETIC EVALUATION
OF BULGARIAN CHILDREN WITH
SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS Delchev T.1, Hadjidekova S.2, Bichev S.3, Veleva Ts.1, Boneva I.4, Avdjieva-Tzavella D.1 *Corresponding Author: Trayan Delchev, MD, PhD, Department of Clinical genetics, University
Children Hospital, Medical University of Sofia; Sofia, Bulgaria, Ivan Geshov blvd. No 11,
tel: +359883482376, e-mail: trayan_delchev@abv.bg page: 6
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MATERIAL AND METHODS
Subjects
We investigated 39 children with syndromic craniosynostosis
referred to our department in the 2016-2020
year period. 29 of them were male and 10 were female resulting
in a sex ratio of 2.9:1. Clinical selection was based
on the presence of craniosynostosis along with additional
dysmorphic features (SC) - documented by imaging studies
(cranial radiography and/or computed tomography).
Methods
Conventional chromosomal analyses at 550 G-band
resolution were performed on peripheral blood lymphocytes
on all 39 of our patients.
Multiplex Ligation-dependent Probe Amplification
(MLPA) is a method used to determine the copy number
of up to 45 genomic DNA sequences in a single multiplex
PCR based reaction. For this study we used MLPA
P245 Microdeletion Syndromes for screening of the most
common microdeletion syndromes and MLPA P036 Subtelomeres
Mix 1 for screening of subtelomeric deletions/
duplications. To confirm alternations discovered with
MLPA P036 Subtelomeres Mix 1 we used MLPA P070
Subtelomeres Mix 2B.
Array CGH - the whole genome CNVs screening was
carried out by the oligo array CGH. DNA was isolated
from peripheral blood by phenol-chloroform extraction.
We used the OGT 4x44k format oligonucleotide microarray
with a targeted CN resolution of 1 probe every 52kb and
a backbone CN resolution of 1 probe every 81kb. The
slides were scanned on a GenePix 4100A, two-colour
fluorescent scanner (Axon Instruments, Union City, CA,
U.S.A.). The arrays were analyzed by CytoSure Interpret
Software.
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