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. 2017 Dec 15;7:17641. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-18038-x

Table 2.

Disorders and corresponding genes generally considered by NBS programs.

IEM currently screened in FWB Genes Disorders considered by different NBS programs or initiatives worldwide Genes
Phenylketonuria PAH Cystic Fibrosis CFTR
Phenylketonuria PTS Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia CYP21A2
Phenylketonuria GCH1 Biotinidase deficiency BTD
Phenylketonuria QDPR 3-Methylcrotonyl-CoA Carboxylase MCCC2
Phenylketonuria PCBD1 Hemoglobin disorders HBB
MSUD DBT Hemoglobin disorders HBA1
MSUD BCKDHA Hemoglobin disorders HBA2
MSUD BCKDHB G6PD deficiency G6PD
Tyrosinemia FAH Alpha1-Antitrypsin deficiency SERPINA1
Tyrosinemia TAT Duchenne-Becker dystrophy DMD
Tyrosinemia HPD Hurler disease IDUA
Homocystinuria CBS Hunter disease IDS
Homocystinuria MTHFR Morquio disease GALNS
Homocystinuria MTRR Maroteaux-Lamy syndrome ARSB
Homocystinuria MTR Gaucher disease BGBA
Galactosemia GALT Niemann–Pick A/B disease SMPD1
Galactosemia GALK1 Pompe disease GAA
Galactosemia GALE Krabbe disease GALC
Methylmalonic Acidemia MUT Fabry disease GLA
Methylmalonic Acidemia MMACHC X-Adrenoleukodystrophy ABCD1
Methylmalonic Acidemia MMADHC Spinal Muscular Atrophy SMN1
Methylmalonic Acidemia LMBRD1 Cerebral Creatine deficiency syndrome GATM
Methylmalonic Acidemia HCFC1 Cerebral Creatine deficiency syndrome GAMT
Methylmalonic Acidemia MMAA Cerebral Creatine deficiency syndrome SLC6A8
Methylmalonic Acidemia MMAB Pyridoxine-Dependent Epilepsy ALDH7A1
Methylmalonic Acidemia TCN2 Pyridoxine-Dependent Epilepsy PNPO
Propionic Acidemia PCCA Serine Biosynthesis defect PHGDH
Propionic Acidemia PCCB Serine Biosynthesis defect PSPH
Glutaric Aciduria type I GCDH Serine Biosynthesis defect PSAT1
Isovaleric Acidemia IVD Severe Combined Immunodeficiency IL2RG
MCAD ACADM Severe Combined Immunodeficiency JAK3
MADD ETFDH Severe Combined Immunodeficiency IL7RA
MADD ETFA Severe Combined Immunodeficiency IL2RA
MADD ETFB Severe Combined Immunodeficiency PTPRC
VLCAD ACADVL Severe Combined Immunodeficiency CD3D
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency CD3E
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency CD3Z
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency CORO1A
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency RAG1
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency RAG2
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency DCLRE1C
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency PRKDC
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency AK2
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency ADA
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency LIG4
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency NHEJ1
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency CD3G
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency CD8A
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency PNP
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency RMRP
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency ZAP70
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency CD40LG
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency FOXP3
Severe Combined Immunodeficiency IL10RA
Congenital Hypothyroidisma TSHR
Congenital Hypothyroidisma THRA
Congenital Hypothyroidisma THRB
Congenital Hypothyroidisma FOXE1
Congenital Hypothyroidisma NKX2–1
Congenital Hypothyroidisma NKX2-5
Congenital Hypothyroidisma PAX8
Congenital Hypothyroidisma SLC26A4
Congenital Hypothyroidisma FOXI1
Congenital Hypothyroidisma KAT6B
Congenital Hypothyroidisma KCNJ10
Congenital Hypothyroidisma UBR1
Congenital Hypothyroidisma GNAS
Congenital Hypothyroidisma SLC16A2
Congenital Hypothyroidisma TPO
Congenital Hypothyroidisma SLC5A5
Congenital Hypothyroidisma DUOX2
Congenital Hypothyroidisma DUOXA2
Congenital Hypothyroidisma IYD
Congenital Hypothyroidisma SECISBP2

A. IEM screened in the FWB. B. Additional conditions involved in different NBS programs, including some specific treatable disorders not identifiable with reliable biomarkers.aMolecular etiology of congenital hypothyroidism (CH) is not fully understood yet. Only genes currently known as defective in CH are reported.