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. 2007 Jun 19;78(11):1267–1270. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.2007.118968

Table 1 Families with giant axonal neuropathy and Gigaxonin mutations identified.

Family No Age of onset Diagnosis Affected Origin Hair Nerve biopsy
1 3 y GAN 1 England Kinky GAN (see fig 1)
2 II‐1: 4 y GAN 5 Pakistan Kinky GAN
II‐5: 21 mo
3 II‐1: 5 y GAN 2, 2 possibly affected Pakistan Kinky GAN
II‐2: 5 y
4 <2 y GAN 1 Scotland Kinky GAN
5 25 mo GAN 1 Canada Kinky GAN
Family No Exon/intron Nucleotide change Amino acid Domain Consanguinity Mutation type
1 (proband and mother) Exon 5 c.944 CCG to CTG Pro 315 Leu Kelch No Compound heterozygous
1 (proband and father) Exon 10 1553/1554 Del TT Phe 518Fs Kelch No Compound heterozygous
Probable NMD
2 Exon 1 c.151 GCC to CCC Ala 51 Pro BTB Yes Homozygous
3 Exon 10 c.1505 TGG to TAG Trp 502 Stop Kelch Yes Homozygous
Probable NMD
4 Exon 2 c.213 TAT to TAA Tyr 71 Stop BTB No Homozygous
Probable NMD
5 No mutation identified in the coding region or flanking introns No

c., cDNA nucleotide numbering; GAN, Giant axonal neuropathy; Fs, frameshift; NMD, non‐sense mediated decay.