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. 2009 Jun 12;84(6):801–806. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2009.04.021

Table 3.

Mutations Identified in OBSL1

3-M ID Nucleotide Change Protein Change
1 c.690insC p.E231RfsX23
2 c.1149C → A; c.1273insA p.C383X; p.T425NfsX40
3 c.1256_1265 delGCACCGTGGC; c.1273insA p.R419PfsX10; p.T425NfsX40
4 c.1273insA p.T425NfsX40
5 c.1273insA p.T425NfsX40
6 c.1273insA p.T425NfsX40
7 c.1273insA p.T425NfsX40
8 c.1359insA p.E454RfsX11
9 c.1463C → T p.R489X
10 c.2034_2035 delinsA p.H679TfsX40

OBSL1 mutations identified in 10 families with 3-M syndrome. Where a single mutation is listed, patients are homozygous for that mutation.