Human inborn errors of immunity: 2024 update on the classification from the International Union of Immunological Societies Expert Committee
Published: April 15, 2025
This
report
provides
an
updated
classification
of
inborn
errors
immunity
(IEIs)
involving
508
different
genes
and
17
phenocopies.
Of
these,
we
67
novel
monogenic
defects
2
phenocopies
due
to
neutralizing
anti-cytokine
autoantibodies
or
somatic
mutations,
which
either
have
been
discovered
since
the
previous
update
(published
June
2022)
were
reported
earlier
but
recently
confirmed
and/or
expanded.
The
new
additions
made
after
rigorous
review
genetic
descriptions
IEIs
by
International
Union
Immunological
Societies
(IUIS)
Expert
Committee
using
criteria
established
define
IEI.
Although
similar
pathogenic
variants
in
one
gene,
terms
both
classes
mutation
(missense,
nonsense,
etc.)
impact
on
protein
function,
can
result
a
spectrum
phenotypic
manifestations,
they
are
herein
classified
according
most
consistently
phenotype.
In
addition,
because
single
gene
recognizable
diseases
gain
loss
such
cases
their
clinical
manifestations
as
distinct
entry
same
table
depending
associated
will
serve
valuable
resource
for
immunologists
geneticists
involved
molecular
diagnosis
individuals
with
heritable
acquired
immunological
disorders.
Moreover,
expect
this
also
all
disciplines
medicine,
patients
may
be
first
seen
rheumatologists,
hematologists,
allergists,
dermatologists,
neurologists,
gastroenterologists,
pulmonologists,
upon
presenting
features.
Finally,
expanding
known
related
causes
human
immune
requires
dissection
underlying
cellular
mechanisms,
reveals
fundamental
requirements
specific
genes,
pathways,
processes,
even
cell
types.
Such
knowledge
not
only
contribute
improved
patient
management
pave
way
development
implementation
therapies
that
target
cause—rather
than
symptoms—of
these
conditions.
Language: Английский
The 2024 update of IUIS phenotypic classification of human inborn errors of immunity
Published: April 15, 2025
Here,
we
report
the
2024
update
of
phenotypic
classification
by
International
Union
Immunological
Societies
(IUIS)
expert
committee
(EC)
on
inborn
errors
immunity
(IEI),
which
accompanies
and
complements
genotypic
classification.
The
aim
this
is
to
help
diagnosis
for
clinicians
at
bedside
focuses
clinical
features
basic
laboratory
phenotypes
specific
IEI.
In
update,
559
IEI
are
described,
including
67
novel
monogenic
defects
2
new
phenocopies.
This
presented
in
form
decision
trees
when
possible,
with
essential
or
immunological
phenotype
entries.
Language: Английский