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. 2010 Apr 9;86(4):655–656. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2010.03.008

Ribosomal Protein Genes RPS10 and RPS26 Are Commonly Mutated in Diamond-Blackfan Anemia

Leana Doherty, Mee Rie Sheen, Adrianna Vlachos, Valerie Choesmel, Marie-Françoise O'Donohue, Catherine Clinton, Hal E Schneider, Colin A Sieff, Peter E Newburger, Sarah E Ball, Edyta Niewiadomska, Michal Matysiak, Bertil Glader, Robert J Arceci, Jason E Farrar, Eva Atsidaftos, Jeffrey M Lipton, Pierre-Emmanuel Gleizes, Hanna T Gazda
PMCID: PMC2850433

(The American Journal of Human Genetics 86, 222–228; February 12, 2010)

An incorrect version of Table 3 was included in the original manuscript and contains some errors in the data for P6, P16, and P17. A correct version of the table is included below.

Table 3.

Sequence Changes in RPS26 in DBA Patients

Mutation Type Proband's ID
(Gender)
Inheritance
Family
Members
DNA Mutation Exon/
Intron
Predicted Amino
Acid Change
Age at Diagnosis Malformation Status Response at First Steroid Therapy Present
therapy
Missense mutation P6 (M) de novo f, m, s: normal sequence c. 1A>T Ex1 Met1Leu NA cleft lip and palate responsive steroid therapy
P7 (M) familial f, m: normal sequence c. 1A>G Ex1 Met1Val 2 months none responsive steroid therapy
d of P7 c. 1A>G Ex1 Met1Val 6 weeks none unresponsive RBC trx
P8 (M) de novo f, m: normal sequence c. 1A>G Ex1 Met1Val NA none unresponsive RBC trx
P9 (M) familial c. 1A>G Ex1 Met1Val NA none responsive steroid therapy
d of P9 c. 1A>G Ex1 Met1Val NA none responsive no therapy
P10 (M) sporadic c. 1A>G Ex1 Met1Val 7 weeks duplicated pelvocalicon on right kidney unresponsive RBC trx
P11 (M) familial d: normal sequence c. 1T>G Ex1 Met1Arg NA NA NA NA
P12 (M) de novo f, m, s: normal sequence c. 97G>A Ex2 Asp33Asn 8 months inguinal hernia, missing vas deferens (unilateral), slightly abnormal epidymis, pronounced boney prominence of a cervical spinous process unresponsive RBC trx
P13 (M) de novo f, m, s: normal sequence c.344T>C Ex4 Met115Thr 8 months none responsive no therapy
Insertion P14 (F) sporadic c. 31_32 ins.G Ex2 Frameshift at codon 11; stop at 25 NA none unresponsive deceased
Splice-Site Mutations P15 (M) sporadic s: normal sequence Donor splice site IVS1 +1g>c Int1
P16 (M) f, m, s, b: normal sequence Donor splice site IVS1 +1g>a Int1 NA none unresponsive deceased
P17 (F) de novo f, m: normal sequence Donor splice site IVS1 + 1g>t Int1 NA NA NA NA

Abbreviations are as follows: P, proband; f, father; m, mother; d, daughter; s, sister; b, brother ins, insertion; Ex, exon; In, intron; mo, month; y, year; NA, not available; RBC trx; red blood cell transfusion.

In addition, there is a typo on page 224, line four from the bottom. The text currently reads RPL26. This should be RPS26.

The authors regret these errors.


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