Table 2.
Locus and Genes |
Reference | Study Location |
Study Type | Total No. of Cases in Series |
No. of Cases and ART Type |
Cases Studied for Imprinting | Expected Etiology | |
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A. Studies published regarding BWS with respect to ART and methylation analysis | ||||||||
BWS | 11p15.5 ICF2 and H19in IC1 (DMR1); CDKN1C KCNQ10T1 and KCNQ1 in IC2 (DMR2) |
1. DeBaun et al, 20035 | USA | Case series | 3/65 (4.6%) BWS cases had IVF; 4 BWS cases from another registry (not able to determine prevalence of IVF) |
2 IVF/5 ICSI | 6 studied; 5 had hypomethylation of IC2; 1 of these had both hypomethylation of IC2 and hypermethylation of IC1 |
Maternal hypomethylation of IC2 (50%); Maternal gain methylation of IC1 (5%); Paternal UPD (20%); Mutation of maternal CDKN1C allele (5%); Unknown (20%) Microdeletion (1%); Translocation/ inversion (1%); Duplication (<1%) |
2. Maher et al, 20036 | UK | Case series | 6/149 (4%)BWS cases had IVF |
3 IVF/3 ICSI | 4 studied: 0/4 had UPD; 2/4 hypomethylation of IC2 |
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3. Gicquel et al, 20037 | France | Case series | 6/149 (4%) with IVF | 4 IVF/2 ICSI | 6/6 studied had hypomethylation of IC2 |
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4. Halliday et al, 20048 | Australia | Case-control | 4/37 (10.8%) of BWS cases had IVF vs. 1/148 controls had IVF |
3 IVF/1 ICSI | 3/3 had hypomethylation of IC2 (1 BWS in non-IVF was not studied) |
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5. Chang et al, 20059 | USA | Case series | 19/341 (5.6%) BWS had IVF (12 available) |
5 IVF/5 ICSI; 1 CC/IUI; 1 IUI |
ND | |||
6. Rossignol et al, 200610 | France | Case series | 40 BWS with demethylation of IC2 (11 had IVF and 29 did not) |
NA | 3/11 (27%) IVF and 7/29(24%) had abnormal methylation at other loci than IC1 and IC2 |
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7. Sutcliffe et al, 2006120 | UK | Case series | 213 BWS; 83 replied (4 familial); 11/79(13.9%) had ART |
5 ICSI; 1IVF; 5 OI |
8/8 had hypomethylation of IC2 (not specified which had IVForOI) |
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8. Doornbos 2007143 | Dutch | Case series | 138 BWS; 75 responded and 4/76(1.3%) |
4 IVF; 1 OI; 1 IUI |
6/6 tested had hypomethylation of IC2 |
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9. Lim 2009144 | UK | Case series | 25 BWS referred compared with 87 BWS known to have IC2 hypomethylation |
12 IVF; 13 ICSI |
24/25 had hypomethylation of IC2; Loss of maternal allele methylation in other DMRs in 37.5% of ART and 6.4% of non-ART BWS IC2 defect cases |
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Total: 656 BWS available | Total: 53 (5.9%) IVF |
Total: 46/50 (92%) |
Locus and Genes |
Reference | Study Location |
Study Type | Total No. of Cases in Series |
No. of Cases and ART Type |
Cases Studied for Imprinting | Expected Etiology | |
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B. Studies published regarding AS with respect to ART and methylation analysis | ||||||||
AS | 15q11.2-q13 SNRPN and UBE3A |
1. Ludwig et al 200513 | German | Case Series | 270 AS requested; 79 replied (30%); 16/79(20.2%) had infertility |
3 ICSI 5 OI 8 untreated |
1 of 3 hypomethylation 1 of 5 hypomethylation 2 of 8 hypomethylation |
Maternal 6–7Mb 15q11.2-q13 deletion (~68%) Upd(15)(7%) IC 6- to 200-kb deletions (3%) UBE3A mutations (11%) Deletion/ duplication analysis UBE3A (rare) |
2. Sutcliffe et al, 2006120 | UK | Case series | 75 AS cases; 3/75 (4%) had infertility |
2 donor IUI 1 IVF |
2 had deletions 1 had imprinting defect (donor IUI had hypomethylation) |
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3. Doornbos 2007143 | Dutch | Case series | 135 AS cases; 98 responded and 4/98(4.1%) had infertility |
3 OI 1 donor IUI |
2 of 4 had deletion 2 others unknown |
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23/252 AS patients (9.1%) had infertility |
4/23 (17.4%) |
ART, assisted reproduction techniques; IVF, in vitro fertilization; ICSI, intracytoplasmic sperm injection; OI, ovulation induction; IUI, intrauterine insemination; ND, not determined; NA, not applicable.
Table 2A: Studies 1–5, 7, and 8 were used to calculate frequencies of ART in BWS; study 5 did not examine methylation status (ND = not determined); study 6 could not be used for ART prevalence because it only enrolled 40 BWS patients with hypomethylation of IC2; studies 6 and 9 showed additional loci (other than 11 pi 5.5) that had imprinting abnormalities.