Table 1.
Summary of TTR variants stability, cellular distribution and ERAD efficiency
| TTR variant | Phenotype | Character | Monomer TTR (%) T4 (1 μM) | Monomer TTR (%) diflunisal (1 μM) | Cellular localization | Intracellular protein (%) (6 h treatment) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHX | CHX+MG132 | ||||||
| WT | SSA | 12.2±0.8 | 20.3±3.4 | ER and Golgi | 9.1±1.3 | 11.6±0.7 | |
| R104Ha | Non-amyloid | Low suppressive effect | 6.1±0.9 | 1.0±2.6 | ER and Golgi | ||
| T119Ma | Non-amyloid | Suppresive effect | ND | ND | ER and Golgi | ||
| D18G | CNS, LM | Largely monomeric form, late onset | ND | ND | ER | 11.2±1.0 | 42.0±6.5* |
| A25T | CNS, PN | Unstable tetramer, late onset | 83.1±9.5 | 92.2±4.3 | ER and Golgi | ||
| V30M | AN, E, LM, PN | Prevalent, mild progression | 43.4±3.3 | 58.3±3.4 | ER and Golgi | 10.0±0.6 | 15.1±0.3** |
| E54K | AN, H, PN | Aggressive progression | 92.2±4.9 | 96.6±1.4 | ER and Golgi | ||
| L55P | AN, E, H, PN | Aggressive progression | 61.5±2.6 | 85.3±2.6 | ER and Golgi | ||
| Monomeric mutant | |||||||
| Wild type | ER and Golgi | 9.5±0.2 | 9.7±0.1 | ||||
| R104H | ER and Golgi | 8.4±1.1 | 9.4±0.6 | ||||
| T119M | ER and Golgi | 7.8±0.5 | 8.8±0.4 | ||||
| D18G | ER | 11.1±1.3 | 77.2±6.1*** | ||||
| A25T | ER | 8±0.3 | 58.0±6.8* | ||||
| V30M | ER | 8.8±0.6 | 26.2±3.3** | ||||
| E54K | ER | 12.3±0.0 | 20.9±0.3*** | ||||
| L55P | ER | 12.1±1.0 | 29.1±1.9** | ||||
| Abbreviations: AN, autonomic neuropathy; CNS, central nervous system; CTS, carpal tunnel syndrome; E, eye; H, heart; LM, leptomeningeal; PN, polyneuropathy; S, skin. | |||||||
| aNon-amyloidogenic variant. | |||||||
| Monomer TTR (%)=100 × (non-reduced and non-boiled monomer at 1 μM T4 or diflunisal/reduced and boiled monomer at 0 μM T4 or diflunisal) | |||||||
| ND: not detected. *P<0.05, **P<0.01 and ***P<0.001. | |||||||