Table 1.
Mutations in ASPM Causing Premature Protein Truncation
Mutation | Haplotype | Location | Alterationa | ASPM Sizeb | Familiesc | Population |
349C→T | A | Exon 2 | Immediate stop | 116 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
1258delTCTCAAGd | B1e | Exon 3 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 31 aa then stop | 450 | 2 | Northern Pakistani |
9190C→T | B2e | Exon 21 | Immediate stop | 3,063 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
IVS9+5G→T (2936+5G→T) | B3e | Intron 7 | Removes splice-donor site, additional 2 aa then stop | 981 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
1990C→T | C1f | Exon 4 | Immediate stop | 663 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
8508delGA | C2f | Exon 18 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 33 aa then stop | 2,869 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
3082G→A | D | Exon 11 | Removes splice-donor site, additional 3 aa then stop | 1,030 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
4581delA | E | Exon 18 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 23 aa then stop | 1,550 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
4795C→T | F | Exon 18 | Immediate stop | 1,598 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
7895C→T | G | Exon 18 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 15 aa then stop | 2,634 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
9159delAd | H | Exon 21 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 4 aa then stop | 3,056 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
9557C→G | I | Exon 23 | Immediate stop | 3,185 | 2 | Northern Pakistani |
IVS25+1G→T (9984+1G→T) | J | Intron 25 | Removes splice-donor site, additional 29 aa then stop | 3,357 | 1 | Northern Pakistani |
3663delGg | K | Exon 15 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 12 aa then stop | 1,223 | 2 | Northern Pakistani |
3811C→T | Exon 16 | Immediate stop | 1,270 | 2 | Dutch | |
3527C→G | Exon 14 | Immediate stop | 1,175 | 1 | Jordanian | |
1959delCAAA | Exon 4 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 13 aa then stop | 666 | 1 | Saudi Arabian | |
1727delAGg | Exon 3 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 32 aa then stop | 607 | 1 | Yemeni | |
9754delAg | Exon 24 | Frameshift, ORF incorporating 9 aa then stop | 3,260 | 1 | Yemeni |
Mechanism of truncation caused by mutation.
Predicted size in amino acids of the truncated protein product.
Number of families with mutation.
Mutations previously reported in other northern Pakistani families (Bond et al. 2002).
Three mutations were associated with the haplotype B background.
Two mutations were associated with the haplotype C background.
Mutations associated with severe mental retardation.