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    <pubDate>Sat, 10 Oct 2026 07:36:14 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>A case of epilepsy in a patient with homoplasmy m.4640C&gt;A in the MTND2 gene</title>
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      <description>Title: A case of epilepsy in a patient with homoplasmy m.4640C&gt;A in the MTND2 gene
Authors: Самоненко, Н.; Грегуль, І.; Мицик, Н.; Шклярська, Т.; Кормоз, С.; Ольхович, Н.; Охотникова, О.; Горовенко, Н.
Abstract: A case of epilepsy in a patient with homoplasmy m.4640C&gt;A in the MTND2 gene
Description: A case of epilepsy in a patient with homoplasmy m.4640C&gt;A in the MTND2 gene</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>The 11 months experience in neonatal screening of SMA in Ukraine</title>
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      <description>Title: The 11 months experience in neonatal screening of SMA in Ukraine
Authors: Ольхович, Н.; Макух, Г.; Гречаніна, О.; Веропотвелян, М.; Самоненко, н,; Мицик, Н.; Барвінська, О.; Кормоз, С.; Шклярська, Н.; Горовенко, Н.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Genotype-phenotype correlation in patients with SMA in Ukraine</title>
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      <description>Title: Genotype-phenotype correlation in patients with SMA in Ukraine
Authors: Самоненко, Н.; Ольхович, Н.; Мицик, Н.; Кормоз, с.; Шклярська, Т.; Горовенко, Н.
Abstract: Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is an autosomal&#xD;
recessive disease, the main cause is a deletion in the SMN1 gene.&#xD;
The SMN2 is a highly homologous copy of the SMN1 gene and&#xD;
produces a small amount of functional SMN protein. An increase&#xD;
in the number of copies of the SMN2 modi ﬁ es the disease&#xD;
phenotype.
Description: Aim: The genotype-phenotype correlation in patients with SMA&#xD;
in Ukraine.&#xD;
Methods: The 7 and 8 exons copy number of SMN1, SMN2 was&#xD;
detected by the MLPA method (MRC Holland) in 31 patients with&#xD;
SMA from Ukraine.&#xD;
Results: The 31 patients aged from 10 days to 31 years with&#xD;
SMA were examined. The complete deletions of alleles in the&#xD;
SMN1 were detected in 9 patients, the deletion of the region of&#xD;
7-8 exons in 5 patients, and the deletion of only exon 7 - in 4&#xD;
patients.&#xD;
The largest group of patients (21 patients, 68%) had 3 copies of&#xD;
7-8 exons of the SMN2 with a very wide range of clinicalmanifestations – from 4 months to 24 months. Whereas 8 patients&#xD;
with the 2 copies had an early onset of the disease (2 to&#xD;
9 months). In one proband, only 1 copy of the SMN2 gene was&#xD;
identi ﬁ ed, which led to an early start and severe clinic with death&#xD;
at the age of 3 months.&#xD;
Conclusions: The very wide range in the age of disease&#xD;
manifestation in patients with three copies SMN2 is most likely the&#xD;
result of modifying factors both genetic and environmental.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2024-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>Expanded newborn screening in Ukraine: fourmonth experience</title>
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      <description>Title: Expanded newborn screening in Ukraine: fourmonth experience
Authors: Ольхович, Н.; Самоненко, Н.; Барвінська, О.; Мицик, Н.; Живиця, Ю.; Тимрук, Ю.; Куцик, О.; Нагнібеда, І.; Фрунцевич, Н.; Пацьора, М.; Шлклярська, Т.; Хайдей, М.; Горовенко, Н.
Abstract: Newborn screening for selected endocrine, meta-&#xD;
bolic, and genetic disorders has been part of public health systems&#xD;
for more than 50 years with all developed countries worldwide. In&#xD;
October 2022, expanded newborn screening for 21 diseases,&#xD;
including metabolic disorders, SMA, and SCID, began in Ukraine.
Description: Aim: Despite the martial law and the occupation of part of&#xD;
Ukraine, we were laying the groundwork for the rapid introduction&#xD;
of expanded neonatal screening in Ukraine.&#xD;
Methods: The service is free for all babies born in Ukraine. The&#xD;
entire process of neonatal screening is monitored and recorded in&#xD;
the electronic health care system: from the registration of the&#xD;
newborn and the taking of blood samples by the doctor to the&#xD;
processing of the referral by the laboratory technician and the&#xD;
recording of the diagnostic report.&#xD;
Results: The pilot launch started in 12 regions of Ukraine –&#xD;
northern and western parts of the country. Laboratory tests&#xD;
according to the neonatal screening program are carried out by&#xD;
two regional centers of neonatal screening in Kyiv and Lviv. Pre-&#xD;
war population 130 000 newborns per year. During four months of&#xD;
work, approximately 32,000 newborns were screened, as a result&#xD;
20 patients were identi ﬁ ed. Transitory metabolic disturbances&#xD;
were found in 10 patients.&#xD;
Conclusions: Expansion of the neonatal screening program and&#xD;
digitalization of processes will make it possible to timely identify&#xD;
the risks and timely treatment of orphan diseases in infants and&#xD;
prevent their clinical manifestations as soon as pos</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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