Abstract
Familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) is a genetically determined autoinflammatory disease transmitted mostly by an autosomal recessive mechanism and caused by point mutations of the MEFV (Mediterranean FeVer) gene. The aim of this study was to evaluate the expression of inflammasome genes (p65, Casp1, MEFV, and NLRP3) in patients with FMF compared to controls to understand the changes playing a key role in disease development. We found altered expression levels of the full-length MEFV isoform as well as Casp1 and p65 in FMF patients versus controls. This, once again, highlighted the significance of inflammasome genes in terms of FMF.
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