Article Dans Une Revue Life Science Alliance Année : 2025

A biallelic variant in $GORASP1$ causes a novel Golgipathy with glycosylation and mitotic defects

Monique Elmaleh
Alexandra Ntorkou
Yann Ténier

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GRASP65 is a Golgi-associated peripheral protein encoded by the GORASP1 gene and required for Golgi cisternal stacking in vitro. A key role of GRASP65 in the regulation of cell division has also been suggested. However, depletion of GRASP65 in mice has little effect on the Golgi structure and the gene has not been associated with any human phenotype to date. Here, we report the identification of the first human pathogenic variant of GORASP1 (c.1170_1171del; p.Asp390Glufs*18) in a patient combining a neurodevelopmental disorder with neurosensory, neuromuscular, and skeletal abnormalities. Functional analysis revealed that the variant leads to a total absence of GRASP65. The structure of the Golgi apparatus did not show fragmentation, but glycosylation anomalies such as hyposialylation were detected. Mitosis analyses revealed an excess of prometaphases and metaphases with polar chromosomes, suggesting a delay in the cell cycle. These phenotypes were recapitulated in RPE cells in which a similar mutation was introduced by CRISPR/Cas9. These results indicate that loss of GRASP65 in humans causes a novel Golgipathy associated with defects in glycosylation and mitotic progression.
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hal-04945549 , version 1 (13-02-2025)

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Sophie Lebon, Arnaud Bruneel, Séverine Drunat, Alexandra Albert, Zsolt Csaba, et al.. A biallelic variant in $GORASP1$ causes a novel Golgipathy with glycosylation and mitotic defects. Life Science Alliance, 2025, 8 (4), pp.e202403065. ⟨10.26508/lsa.202403065⟩. ⟨hal-04945549⟩
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