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TUBA4A Pathogenic Variant Manifesting With Adulthood-Onset Genetic Myasthenic Syndrome, Myopathy, and Infertility.

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OBJECTIVES: TUBA4A pathogenic variants are associated with ALS, frontotemporal dementia, spastic ataxia, spasticity, ataxia, Parkinson's disease, female infertility, macrothrombocytopenia, and myopathy. Four recently reported patients with TUBA4A neonatal/childhood onset myopathy had also a decrement on repetitive nerve stimulation (RNS), but such a finding was not further characterized. We describe a patient with a TUBA4A pathogenic variant with adulthood-onset genetic myasthenic syndrome accompanied by myopathy and infertility to highlight the neuromuscular junction defect as the main feature of the patient's phenotype. METHODS: We reviewed the patient's clinical and laboratory findings and performed transcriptomic analysis on the patient's muscle. RESULTS: A 53-year-old woman with infertility of unknown etiology manifested fatigability and proximal upper limb muscle weakness in her mid-30s, followed by lower limb involvement. Her examination showed proximal muscle weakness and fatigability but spared facial muscles. CK values were mildly elevated. Anti-AChR, MuSK, P/Q-type calcium channel, and LRP4 antibodies were absent. 2 Hz RNS showed decrement (-14% to -48%) in limb muscles that improved with 3,4-dyaminopyridine (3,4-DAP). Facilitation (231%) occurred in the trapezius. Muscle biopsy showed patchy loss of oxidative enzyme reactivity and no C5b9 or IgG at neuromuscular junctions. Whole genome sequencing identified a heterozygous known TUBA4A pathogenic variant (c.850G>A, p.Glu284Lys). Patient improved with 3,4-DAP and albuterol. DISCUSSION: TUBA4A p.Glu284Lys can lead to treatable myasthenic syndrome with postsynaptic and likely presynaptic involvement, as suggested by the patient's electrophysiological findings and response to therapy. This patient expands the TUBA4A-disorder spectrum to include overlapping myasthenic syndrome-myopathy and shows that neuromuscular disease and infertility can occur within the same patient.

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