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Genetic Testing

Since it has been confirmed that a mutation to the AKT1 gene causes Proteus syndrome, it is now possible for physicians to confirm the diagnosis through genetic testing. In addition to helping physicians better determine a course of treatment, a demonstrated mutation in the AKT1 gene is required for patients to be eligible to participate in ArQule’s clinical trial of miransertib for the treatment of Proteus syndrome. Physicians should encourage patients to be genetically tested. 
 
For more details on how to access genetic testing for the AKT1 gene, please email Kim Green. 

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The Proteus Syndrome Foundation is a patient-led, global nonprofit dedicated to improving and extending the lives of individuals affected by Proteus syndrome. We accelerate progress toward effective treatments by funding AKT1 research, while directly supporting patients and families through education, community connection, and critical assistance programs. Through initiatives such as family conferences, summer camp, global peer networks, and medical support grants, we ensure that no family faces Proteus syndrome alone, and that every patient has access to the care, resources, and community they need to live fully.

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    • About Proteus Syndrome
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    • Videos
    • 2024 Conference Presentations
    • Glossary
    • PSF Patient Registry
  • Researchers & Physicians
    • Proteus 101
    • Clinical Trials & Research Pipeline
    • Genetic Testing
    • Resources
  • Ways to Help
    • Donate
    • The Jackie Johnson Sparkle Grant
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