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. 2004 Mar;135(3):348–357. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2249.2004.02384.x

Table 3.

The effect of APECED-causing mutations on the function and subcellular localization of the AIRE protein. In addition, the effect of mutations designed to disrupt the structure of the PHD zinc fingers are shown. C1/2G and C3/4G denote changing the first and second, or third and fourth, cysteines of the conserved PHD fingers to glycines, respectively. Adapted from Björses et al. Pitkänen et al. and Halonen (M. Halonen, 2003. Ph.D. thesis. University of Helsinki) [38,66]

Mutation Domain Activation Fibrils Nuclear dots
Wild type + + + + + +
R15L HSR + + + + +
T16M HSR + +
A21V HSR + +
L28P HSR ++/–
L29P HSR
W78R HSR + + +
V80L HSR + + + + +
K83E HSR + + + ++/–
Y85C HSR + + + +
Y90C HSR + + + + +
L93R HSR
G228W SAND +
R257X SAND + +
C302P PHD1 + + +
C1/2G PHD1 PHD1 N.D. N.D.
C3/4G PHD1 PHD1 N.D. N.D.
C311Y PHD1 + +
P326Q PHD1 + + + + +
L397fsX478 PHD1
C437P PHD2 + + +
C302P/C437P PHD1/2 + +
C1/2G PHD2 PHD2 N.D. N.D.

not patientmutations

difference in results between authors; N.D. no data available.