Mulibrey nanism is a hereditary developmental disorder, characterized by prenatal onset growth failure without postnatal catch-up growth, distinctive craniofacial features, progressive cardiopathy and failure of sexual maturation. In addition, the patients develop insulin resistance syndrome and type 2 diabetes and they have an increased risk of developing tumors. The TRIM37 gene that underlies mulibrey nanism encodes for a member of the tripartite motif (TRIM) protein family. The physiological function of TRIM37 and the pathogenetic mechanisms leading from TRIM37 dysfunction to the mulibrey nanism phenotype are unknown. However, TRIM37 localizes at least partially to peroxisomes, and possesses ubiquitin E3-ligase activity. Thus, it may med...
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