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Population-Scale, Genotype-First Characterization of Monogenic Diabetes in 374,973 Multi-Ancestry Individuals from the All of Us Research Program

OBJECTIVE To characterize the prevalence and penetrance of maturity-onset diabetes of the young (MODY) in a multi-ancestry population using a genotype-first design.

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Population-Scale, Genotype-First Characterization of Monogenic Diabetes in 374,973 Multi-Ancestry Individuals from the All of Us Research Program peer_reviewed · published 2026-06-22 · live page
Diabetes penetrance was incomplete (13.4% by age 40; 43.5% by age 60) and varied by etiology: highest for GCK (56.0% by age 60), intermediate for HNF genes ( HNF1A / HNF1B / HNF4A ; 45.4%), and lowest for non-GCK/HNF genes ( ABCC8 / INS / KCNJ11 / NEUROD1 / PDX1 / RFX6 ; 29.0%).

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