Review Article

Summary of Known Genetic and Epigenetic Modification Contributed to Hypertension

Table 1

A summary of novel genetic mutation associated with monogenic hypertension.

DiseasesDetection methodsGenesVariantsEffectsAuthors

AMENext-generation sequencing, Sanger sequencingHSD11B2c.343_348del; c.1099_1101delGlu115 and Leu116 deletion; Phe367 deletion[26]
AMESanger sequencingHSD11B2c.900 dupGlu301Argfs56[28]
AMESanger sequencingHSD11B2c.799A > Gp.T267A substitution; misalignment of NAD in the coenzyme-binding site[27]
AMEPyrosequencingHSD11B2c.C662Gp.A221G substitution[29]
AMESanger sequencingHSD11B2c.G526Ap.D176N substitution[30]
LSNext-generation sequencing, Sanger sequencingSCNN1Bc.C1988Ap.Tyr604 substitution[38]
LSSanger sequencingSCNN1Gp.Arg586Valfs598PY motif deletion[39]
LSSanger sequencingSCNN1Bc.1721delCp.Pro574HisfsX675[40]
GSSanger sequencingWNK4c.G1690Ap.D564N substitution[53]
GSNext-generation sequencingKLHL3c.1492C > Tp.His498Tyr substitution[54]

The asterisk () symbol represents a translation termination (stop) codon.