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Published in final edited form as: Hum Mutat. 2001;17(1):42–51. doi: 10.1002/1098-1004(2001)17:1<42::AID-HUMU5>3.0.CO;2-K

TABLE 3.

Summary of Mutations Identified in Retinopathy Subjects With Cone Involvement

Mutation/predicted consequence Diagnosis Family identifier cDNAa Reference
RDS Arg172Trp ad CDb, progressive RFS139 514C>T, CGG→TGG Wroblewski et al. [1994]
RDS Arg13Trp Bardet Biedl UTAD087 37C>T, CGG→TGG Jacobson et al. [1995]
RDS Leu45Phe CORD, isolated UTAD064 133C>T, CTC→TTC Jacobson et al. [1995]
RDS IVS2+3 A>T ad MDc Five familiesd 1068+3A→T Sullivan et al. [1996]
CRX Glu80Ala ad CORD UTAD148, UTAD237 238A>C, GAG→GCG Freund et al. [1997]
CRC Frameshift after Ala196 ad CORD RFS014 585insC Sohocki et al. [1998]
AIPL 1 Pro 351-354del ad CORD UTAD231, UTAD907 del1053-1064 Sohocki et al. [2000b]
a

cDNA sequence numbering, counting the first nucleotide of the first codon as 1. These mutations were not present in 50 unaffected control individuals.

b

adCORD, autosomal dominant cone-rod dystrophy; adCD, autosomal dominant cone degeneration; adMD, autosomal dominant macular degeneration.

c

Macular degeneration with peripheral involvement.

d

RFS091, RFS142, RFS156, RFS161, UTAD207.