Cardiomyopathies panel

Cardiomyopathies General Panel
[204 genes]

It includes 204 genes covering the whole presentation spectrum of cardiomyopathies (hypertrophic, dilated, restrictive, and non-compaction), also including RASopathies, storage diseases, and congenital heart diseases.

It includes priority genes, genes that have been clearly associated with the development of these diseases, secondary genes, which have been sporadically associated with them, as well as candidate genes gathered from a systematic review of the literature.

Study requisition form
Informed consent
ACTC1 BAG3 DES DMD DSC2 DSG2 DSP EMD FHL1 FHOD3
FLNC GLA JUP LAMP2 LMNA MYBPC3 MYH7 MYL2 MYL3 NKX2-5
PKP2 PLN PRKAG2 PTPN11 RBM20 SCN5A TNNC1 TNNI3 TNNT2 TPM1
TRIM63 TTN TTR AARS2 ACAD9 ACADVL ACTA1 ACTN2 AGK AGL
AGPAT2 ALMS1 ALPK3 ANO5 ATPAF2 CAV3 COA5 COA6 COQ2 COX15
COX6B1 CRYAB CSRP3 CTNNA3 DLD DNAJC19 DOLK DTNA EYA4 FAH
FHL2 FKRP FKTN FOXRED1 GAA GATA4 GATA5 GATA6 GFM1 GLB1
GNPTAB GUSB GYG1 HCN4 HFE HRAS JPH2 KCNJ2 KLHL24 KRAS
LAMA2 LIAS LZTR1 MAP2K1 MAP2K2 MLYCD MRPL3 MRPL44 MRPS22 MTO1
MYBPHL MYOT MYOZ2 MYPN NF1 NRAS PMM2 PPA2 PPCS PRDM16
QRSL1 RAF1 RIT1 RYR2 SCO2 SDHA SGCD SGCG SHOC2 SLC22A5
SLC25A3 SOS1 SPEG SURF1 TAZ TBX20 TCAP TMEM43 TMEM70 TNNI3K
ZBTB17 A2ML1* ABCC9* AKT1* ANK2* ANKRD1* ATP5F1E* BRAF* BSCL2* C10orf71*
CACNA1C* CALR3* CASQ2* CASZ1* CAVIN4* CBL* CDH2* CHRM2* COL7A1* CTNNA1*
CTNNB1* DNM1L* ELAC2* FBXO32* FXN* GATAD1* GSK3B* IDH2* ILK* ISM2*
JARID2* KAT6B* KCNJ8* KLF10* LAMA4* LDB3* LMOD2* MAP3K8* MEF2C* MIB1*
MYH6* MYLK2* MYOM1* NEBL* NEXN* NNT* NONO* NOTCH1* NRAP* OBSCN*
OPA3* PDHA1* PDLIM3* PERP* PHKA1* PKD2* PKP4* PPP1CB* PPP1R13L* PSEN1*
PSEN2* RASA1* RASA2* RBM24* RRAS* SGCA* SGCB* SLC25A4* SOS2* SPRED1*
SPRY1* SYNE1* SYNE2* SYNGAP1* TGFB3* TMOD1* TOR1AIP1* TRIM54* TSFM* TXNRD2*
VCL* WISP1* WT1* XK*
Cardiomyopathies general panel [204 genes]

It includes 204 genes covering the whole presentation spectrum of cardiomyopathies (hypertrophic, dilated, restrictive, and non-compaction), also including RASopathies, storage diseases, and congenital heart diseases.

It includes priority genes, genes that have been clearly associated with the development of these diseases, secondary genes, which have been sporadically associated with them, as well as candidate genes gathered from a systematic review of the literature.

Study requisition form
Informed consent
ACTC1 BAG3 DES DMD
DSC2 DSG2 DSP EMD
FHL1 FHOD3 FLNC GLA
JUP LAMP2 LMNA MYBPC3
MYH7 MYL2 MYL3 NKX2-5
PKP2 PLN PRKAG2 PTPN11
RBM20 SCN5A TNNC1 TNNI3
TNNT2 TPM1 TRIM63 TTN
TTR AARS2 ACAD9 ACADVL
ACTA1 ACTN2 AGK AGL
AGPAT2 ALMS1 ALPK3 ANO5
ATPAF2 CAV3 COA5 COA6
COQ2 COX15 COX6B1 CRYAB
CSRP3 CTNNA3 DLD DNAJC19
DOLK DTNA EYA4 FAH
FHL2 FKRP FKTN FOXRED1
GAA GATA4 GATA5 GATA6
GFM1 GLB1 GNPTAB GUSB
GYG1 HCN4 HFE HRAS
JPH2 KCNJ2 KLHL24 KRAS
LAMA2 LIAS LZTR1 MAP2K1
MAP2K2 MLYCD MRPL3 MRPL44
MRPS22 MTO1 MYBPHL MYOT
MYOZ2 MYPN NF1 NRAS
PMM2 PPA2 PPCS PRDM16
QRSL1 RAF1 RIT1 RYR2
SCO2 SDHA SGCD SGCG
SHOC2 SLC22A5 SLC25A3 SOS1
SPEG SURF1 TAZ TBX20
TCAP TMEM43 TMEM70 TNNI3K
ZBTB17 A2ML1* ABCC9* AKT1*
ANK2* ANKRD1* ATP5F1E* BRAF*
BSCL2* C10orf71* CACNA1C* CALR3*
CASQ2* CASZ1* CAVIN4* CBL*
CDH2* CHRM2* COL7A1* CTNNA1*
CTNNB1* DNM1L* ELAC2* FBXO32*
FXN* GATAD1* GSK3B* IDH2*
ILK* ISM2* JARID2* KAT6B*
KCNJ8* KLF10* LAMA4* LDB3*
LMOD2* MAP3K8* MEF2C* MIB1*
MYH6* MYLK2* MYOM1* NEBL*
NEXN* NNT* NONO* NOTCH1*
NRAP* OBSCN* OPA3* PDHA1*
PDLIM3* PERP* PHKA1* PKD2*
PKP4* PPP1CB* PPP1R13L* PSEN1*
PSEN2* RASA1* RASA2* RBM24*
RRAS* SGCA* SGCB* SLC25A4*
SOS2* SPRED1* SPRY1* SYNE1*
SYNE2* SYNGAP1* TGFB3* TMOD1*
TOR1AIP1* TRIM54* TSFM* TXNRD2*
VCL* WISP1* WT1* XK*
Nota genes
NOTES ON GENES
-> Priority genes: Genes where there is sufficient evidence (clinical and functional) to consider them as associated with the disease; they are included in clinical practice guidelines. -> Secondary genes: Genes related to the disease but with a lower level of evidence
or constituting sporadic cases. -> * Candidate genes: Without sufficient evidence in humans but potentially associated with the disease.

It covers the entire spectrum of cardiomyopathy presentations (hypertrophic, dilated, restrictive, arrhythmogenic, and non-compaction). It also includes RASopathies, storage diseases, and some mitochondrial disorders of nuclear DNA origin, which may present a cardiomyopathy as one of the main manifestations.

  • This panel is aimed at the diagnosis of cases presenting some degree of myocardial involvement, but where the phenotype is not completely clear or there are some diagnostic uncertainties.
  • It should also be considered when there is overlapping between phenotypes either in the patient or in the family, which is not infrequent in clinical practice.
  • It is useful since:
    • The genetic study allows confirming the clinical suspicion and is also an important tool for differential diagnosis of the disease.
    • Proper and correct diagnosis of the disease allows for risk stratification.
    • When a pathogenic mutation is detected, it can be used as a predictive test. It is useful for genetic counseling, since it allows detecting carriers at risk who should undergo appropriate clinical monitoring.
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