The present study was aimed at mutational screening of the gene coding for galactose-1-phosphate uridyltransferase in females with premature ovarian failure within an Indian population. A case-control-based study approach was used. It included females with premature ovarian failure (n = 108), primary amenorrhoea (n = 37) and secondary amenorrhoea (n = 9), and a control group of 136 women with a normal ovarian pattern. Gene sequencing analysis for the presence of mutations in the promoter and the coding regions of GALT has shown the absence of any mutation. A hexanucleotide deletion was found in the third intronic region of GALT in both cases and controls. These data support the hypothesis that there is no significant association between GALT mutations and ovarian failure, and hence the present authors conclude that there is no relationship between ovarian failure and GALT polymorphisms in Indian women.

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