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. 2008 Jan 5;82(1):165–173. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2007.09.017

Table 2.

Unique Nonsynonymous Variants Identified in ASD Cases and Controls

Varianta Race/Ethnicity Predicted Deleteriousb Conservedc
ASD (n = 635)

N407Sd white N N
N418D white-Hispanic N N
Y716C white N N
G731Se,f more than one (Asian)f N Y
I869Te white Y, S Y
I869Td,e white Y, S Y
I869Te white Y, S Y
R906H white N N
R1119He white Y, P&S Y
D1129He white-Hispanic Y, P&S Y
A1227T white N N
I1253Te white-Hispanic Y, S N
T1278Ie white Y, P&S N

Controls (n = 942)

R114Q white-Hispanic N N
T218Me white Y, P&S Y
L226Me white Y, S Y
R283Ce,g white Y, P&S Y
S382Ne white-Hispanic Y, S Y
E680Ke white Y, P&S Y
P699Qe white-Hispanic N Y
G779D Asian N N
D1038N white N N
V1102A white N N
S1114G white N N
a

Amino acid changes found only in cases (top of table) or only in controls (bottom of table).

b

P, PolyPhen; S, SIFT.

c

Amino acids were considered conserved if all sequences were identical or only conserved substitutions were seen.

d

N407S/I869T were found in one proband on opposite chromosomes.

e

Variants predicted to be deleterious or conserved.

f

Parental DNA was sequenced and the suspect variant was determined to derive from the father who was Asian.

g

Variant failed genotyping.