ArticleNature communications2026
AAT/SERPINA1 Pi*Z variant linked to gestational length and preterm birth prevention via AAT in mice.
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About 10% of pregnancies end prematurely before 37 weeks, without effective prevention therapies. Previously, we identified rare damaging variants in SERPINA1 encoding alpha-1-antitrypsin (AAT) in families with recurrent spontaneous preterm births and detected decreased protein and transcript levels of AAT/SERPINA1 from placentas in spontaneous preterm births. Here, we investigate genetic associations between SERPINA1 variants and gestational duration and evaluate AAT supplementation as a therapeutic intervention in a mouse model of preterm birth. SERPINA1 Pi*Z variant (rs28929474-T) is associated with gestational duration (P < 5×10
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