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Disease ID 160
Disease central core disease
Definition
An inherited congenital myopathic condition characterized by weakness and hypotonia in infancy and delayed motor development. Muscle biopsy reveals a condensation of myofibrils and myofibrillar material in the central portion of each muscle fiber. (Adams et al., Principles of Neurology, 6th ed, p1452)
Synonym
cco
central core dis
central core disease (disorder)
central core disease of muscle
central core diseases
central core myopathies
central core myopathy
central core myopathy (disorder)
myopathies, central core
myopathy, central core
myopathy, central core [disease/finding]
shy magee syndrome
shy-magee syndrome
syndrome, shy-magee
Orphanet
OMIM
DOID
UMLS
C0751951
MeSH
SNOMED-CT
Curated Gene
Entrez_id | Symbol | Resource(Total Genes:1)
6261  |  RYR1  |  CLINVAR;CTD_human;GHR;ORPHANET;UNIPROT
Inferring Gene
Entrez_id | Symbol | Resource(Total Genes:1)
6261  |  RYR1  |  CIPHER;CTD_human
Text Mined Gene
Entrez_id | Symbol | Score | Resource(Total Genes:42)
58  |  ACTA1  |  3.33  |  DISEASES
273  |  AMPH  |  1.372  |  DISEASES
27063  |  ANKRD1  |  2.297  |  DISEASES
444  |  ASPH  |  2.572  |  DISEASES
487  |  ATP2A1  |  3.601  |  DISEASES
488  |  ATP2A2  |  1.994  |  DISEASES
79886  |  CAAP1  |  2.838  |  DISEASES
779  |  CACNA1S  |  4.61  |  DISEASES
801  |  CALM1  |  1.72  |  DISEASES
844  |  CASQ1  |  3.79  |  DISEASES
23607  |  CD2AP  |  2.282  |  DISEASES
1553  |  CYP2A13  |  2.058  |  DISEASES
1572  |  CYP2F1  |  2.706  |  DISEASES
1756  |  DMD  |  2.02  |  DISEASES
1760  |  DMPK  |  1.093  |  DISEASES
1785  |  DNM2  |  2.227  |  DISEASES
1798  |  DPAGT1  |  2.399  |  DISEASES
8291  |  DYSF  |  1.203  |  DISEASES
2280  |  FKBP1A  |  3.868  |  DISEASES
2281  |  FKBP1B  |  1.91  |  DISEASES
642489  |  FKBP1C  |  3.661  |  DISEASES
2318  |  FLNC  |  2.181  |  DISEASES
390594  |  KBTBD13  |  3.79  |  DISEASES
3908  |  LAMA2  |  2.154  |  DISEASES
4151  |  MB  |  1.123  |  DISEASES
4534  |  MTM1  |  4.228  |  DISEASES
4625  |  MYH7  |  3.834  |  DISEASES
4671  |  NAIP  |  1.601  |  DISEASES
4703  |  NEB  |  3.74  |  DISEASES
5339  |  PLEC  |  1.385  |  DISEASES
6261  |  RYR1  |  8.352  |  DISEASES
6262  |  RYR2  |  4.89  |  DISEASES
6263  |  RYR3  |  4.147  |  DISEASES
6611  |  SMS  |  2.522  |  DISEASES
6345  |  SRL  |  2.477  |  DISEASES
8803  |  SUCLA2  |  2.219  |  DISEASES
81493  |  SYNC  |  2.874  |  DISEASES
284612  |  SYPL2  |  3.401  |  DISEASES
51270  |  TFDP3  |  2.894  |  DISEASES
7169  |  TPM2  |  2.865  |  DISEASES
7170  |  TPM3  |  3.08  |  DISEASES
10345  |  TRDN  |  3.494  |  DISEASES
Locus
Symbol | Locus(Total Locus:1)
RYR1  |  19q13.2
Disease ID 160
Disease central core disease
Integrated Phenotype
HPO | Name(Total Integrated Phenotypes:4)
HP:0003803  |  Type 1 muscle fiber predominance
HP:0003198  |  Myopathy
HP:0003798  |  Nemaline bodies
HP:0001252  |  Muscular hypotonia
Text Mined Phenotype
HPO | Name | Sentences' Count(Total Phenotypes:1)
HP:0100595  |  Camptocormia  |  1
Disease ID 160
Disease central core disease
Manually Symptom
UMLS  | Name(Total Manually Symptoms:2)
C2364050  |  hypothermia
C0700208  |  scoliosis
Text Mined Symptom(Waiting for update.)
Manually Genotype(Total Text Mining Genotypes:0)
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Text Mining Genotype(Total Genotypes:0)
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All Snps(Total Genotypes:91)
snpId pubmedId geneId geneSymbol diseaseId sourceId sentence score Year geneSymbol_dbSNP CHROMOSOME POS REF ALT
rs10489399124634175860RUNX2umls:C0751951BeFreeOn the basis of the structural analysis, this study further demonstrated that the p.R225Q mutation abolished DNA binding by RUNX2 and its results also suggested that other genetic and/or environmental factors could affect the CCD phenotypes.0.0179151642014RUNX2645438040GA
rs11597431522194205860RUNX2umls:C0751951BeFreeWe demonstrated that a novel mutation (c.549delC) of RUNX2 is associated with CCD in a Chinese family, adding to the repertoire of RUNX2 mutations related to CCD.0.0179151642011RUNX2645431988CT
rs118192113NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938442395CA
rs118192115NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938446484GA
rs118192116NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938451850CG
rs118192117NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938451846TC
rs118192118NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938452854CT
rs118192119NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938455328GA
rs118192120NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938483311GA
rs118192121NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938496910AC
rs118192122NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938500643GA
rs118192123128100586261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeThe reduction of EC(50) indicates a facilitated calcium release from sarcoplasmic reticulum in the myotubes of the index patient suggesting that the RYR1 Ile2453Thr mutation is pathogenic for the malignant hyperthermia susceptibility and CCD of the two affected individuals.0.6050529272003RYR11938500640TC
rs118192123NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938500640TC
rs118192124NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938500636CT
rs118192125NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938506952GA
rs118192126NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938519295AG
rs118192127NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938527777TC
rs118192129NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938565320CA
rs118192130NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938570620GA
rs118192131NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938570650TC
rs118192132NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938572163TA
rs118192133NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938572172GA
rs118192134NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938572182CT
rs118192135NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938572185GA
rs118192136NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938572184GA
rs118192138NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938572221TC
rs118192139NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938572224AC
rs118192140NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938573304CT
rs118192141NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938575959AC
rs118192142NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580057CT
rs118192143NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580395CG,T
rs118192144NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580430AG
rs118192146NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580449AG
rs118192147NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938584955CT
rs118192148NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938584986GT
rs118192148233082966261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeHere we evaluated the function of the R4892W and G4896V RyR1 mutants, both associated with central core disease (CCD) in humans, in myotubes and in adult muscle fibers.0.6050529272013RYR11938584986GT
rs118192149NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938584967GC
rs118192150233082966261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeHere we evaluated the function of the R4892W and G4896V RyR1 mutants, both associated with central core disease (CCD) in humans, in myotubes and in adult muscle fibers.0.6050529272013RYR11938584973CG,T
rs118192150NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938584973CG,T
rs118192151NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938584974GA,C
rs118192153NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938585013CG,T
rs118192154NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938585037GC
rs118192155NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938585055CA
rs118192156NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938585058TC
rs118192158NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938585952GA
rs118192159NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938585948CG,T
rs118192160NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938442361GA
rs118192161NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938444211CT
rs118192161209781286261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeHeterozygous mice expressing the human MH/central core disease RyR1 R163C mutation exhibit MH when exposed to halothane or heat stress.0.6050529272011RYR11938444211CT
rs118192162NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938455359AC,G
rs118192163NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938494565GA,C
rs118192165NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938564974CGCCAGTTC-
rs118192166NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938572181AG
rs118192167NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580004AG
rs118192169NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580445TTCTACAACAAGAGCGAGGAT-
rs118192170211495476261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeThe human RYR1(I4898T) mutation is one of the most common CCD mutations.0.6050529272011RYR11938584989TC
rs118192170121610726261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeThe presence of an alternate mechanism of muscle weakness in CCD is supported by the observation that muscle cells expressing a CCD mutation in the putative pore-forming segment of RyR1 (I4898T) exhibit a functional uncoupling of SR Ca(2+) release from sarcolemmal depolarization.0.6050529272002RYR11938584989TC
rs118192170112744446261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeA novel mutation in the C-terminal region of RyR1 (I4898T) accounts for an unusually severe and highly penetrant form of CCD in humans [Lynch, P. J., Tong, J., Lehane, M., Mallet, A., Giblin, L., Heffron, J. J., Vaughan, P., Zafra, G., MacLennan, D. H. & McCarthy, T. V. (1999) Proc.0.6050529272001RYR11938584989TC
rs118192170NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938584989TC
rs118192170100971816261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeComparison with two other coexpressed mutant/normal channels suggests that the I4898T mutation produces one of the most abnormal RyR1 channels yet investigated, and this level of abnormality is reflected in the severe and penetrant phenotype of affected central core disease individuals.0.6050529271999RYR11938584989TC
rs118192171NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NANANANANANA
rs118192175NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938494564CT
rs118192176152990036261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeThe functional impact on calcium release of RYR1 mutations linked to central core disease or malignant hyperthermia is different: human myotubes carrying the malignant hyperthermia-linked RYR1 mutation V2168M had a shift in their sensitivity to the RYR agonist 4-chloro-m-cresol to lower concentrations, whereas human myotubes harboring C-terminal mutations linked to central core disease exhibited reduced [Ca2+]i increase in response to 4-chloro-m-cresol, caffeine, and KCl.0.6050529272004RYR11938494579GA
rs118192178NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938500898CG,T
rs118192179NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938579995TC
rs118192180NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580090CA,T
rs118192181NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580439CT
rs118192183NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938584992GA
rs118192184NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938585036AG
rs121918592NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938448712GA,C
rs121918594NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938500655GA
rs137932199216745246261RYR1umls:C0751951UNIPROTPatients with muscle symptoms in adulthood, who had features compatible with CCD/MmD, underwent clinical, histological, and genetic (RYR1 and SEPN1 genes) evaluations.0.6050529272011RYR11938519292GA,T
rs141646642216745246261RYR1umls:C0751951UNIPROTPatients with muscle symptoms in adulthood, who had features compatible with CCD/MmD, underwent clinical, histological, and genetic (RYR1 and SEPN1 genes) evaluations.0.6050529272011RYR11938496278CG,T
rs143987857182539266261RYR1umls:C0751951UNIPROTNull mutations causing depletion of the type 1 ryanodine receptor (RYR1) are commonly associated with recessive structural congenital myopathies with cores.0.6050529272008RYR11938525492GA
rs146876145NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938586140CT
rs147136339206819986261RYR1umls:C0751951UNIPROTNovel missense mutations and unexpected multiple changes of RYR1 gene in 75 malignant hyperthermia families.0.6050529272011RYR11938543551AG
rs193922772NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938457546GA,T
rs193922816NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938500642CT
rs193922820NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938502527GC
rs193922893NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938585075GTCATC-
rs28933396NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938499997GA,T
rs28933396120598936261RYR1umls:C0751951UNIPROTMutation screening in the ryanodine receptor 1 gene (RYR1) in patients susceptible to malignant hyperthermia who show definite IVCT results: identification of three novel mutations.0.6050529272002RYR11938499997GA,T
rs2893339678497126261RYR1umls:C0751951BeFreeThis mutation is adjacent to the previously identified Arg2434His mutation reported in a CCD/MH family and indicates that there may be a second region in the RYR1 gene where MHS/CCD mutations cluster.0.6050529271994RYR11938499997GA,T
rs28933996115755296261RYR1umls:C0751951UNIPROTNorth American malignant hyperthermia population: screening of the ryanodine receptor gene and identification of novel mutations.0.6050529272001NANANANANA
rs28933999122082346261RYR1umls:C0751951UNIPROTThese results indicate that the C-terminal region of RYR1 represents an additional hot spot for mutations in patients with MH, similar to what has been reported for patients with CCD.0.6050529272002NANANANANA
rs63749869NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938580440GA
rs772494345NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938561329GT
rs794727460NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938473687G-
rs794727683NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938500839CAAAGATGTCAGC-
rs794727982NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938561442GA
rs794727984NA6261RYR1umls:C0751951CLINVARNA0.605052927NARYR11938564958GT
GWASdb Annotation(Total Genotypes:0)
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GWASdb Snp Trait(Total Genotypes:0)
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Mapped by lexical matching(Total Items:2)
HP ID HP Name MP ID MP Name Annotation
HP:0003803Type 1 muscle fiber predominanceMP:0013237abnormal skeletal muscle regenerationanomaly in the ability to repair skeletal muscle after injury or disease
HP:0001252Muscular hypotoniaMP:0004144hypotoniadecreased muscle tension resulting in limpness of the muscles in the resting state, not to be confused with weakness
Mapped by homologous gene(Total Items:4)
HP ID HP Name MP ID MP Name Annotation
HP:0001252Muscular hypotoniaMP:3000003abnormal Ebner's gland morphologyany structural anomaly of the serous salivary glands which reside adjacent to the moats surrounding the circumvallate and foliate papillae just anterior to the posterior third of the tongue, anterior to the terminal sulcus; these exocrine glands secrete l
HP:0003803Type 1 muscle fiber predominanceMP:0020214susceptible to malignant hyperthermiaincreased susceptibility to hyperthermia triggered by exposure to certain drugs used for general anesthesia, specifically the volatile anesthetic agents and the neuromuscular blocking agent, succinylcholine
HP:0003798Nemaline bodiesMP:0020240increased skeletal muscle cell apoptosisincrease in the number of skeletal muscle cells undergoing programmed cell death
HP:0003198MyopathyMP:0020280increased creatine kinase levelincreased level of the enzyme that catalyzes the reversible transfer of creatine to phosphocreatine
Disease ID 160
Disease central core disease
Case(Waiting for update.)