Table 2.
Mitochondrial Genome Variants Identified in Single EOM Fibers
| Patient/Fiber | Variant | Gene | Level | AA Change | Conservation | Databases |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M8 | ||||||
| F1 +ve | m.195_196insA | Noncoding | Homoplasmic | — | — | Not reported |
| F3 +ve | m.195_196insA | Noncoding | Homoplasmic | — | — | Not reported |
| m.3472T>C | MTND1 | Heteroplasmic (60%) | p.Phe56Leu | Poor | mtDB: 1/2704 | |
| F3 −ve | m.564G>A* | Noncoding | Homoplasmic | — | — | Not reported |
| F8 −ve | m.901G>A | MTRNR1 | Heteroplasmic (80%) | — | — | Not reported |
| F16 −ve | m.564G>A* | Noncoding | Homoplasmic | — | — | Not reported |
| M9 | ||||||
| F15 −ve | m.73A>G | Noncoding | Homoplasmic | — | — | Polymorphism |
| m.3089A>C | MTRNR2 | Homoplasmic | — | — | Not reported | |
| m.5547A>G | MTTW | Homoplasmic | — | High | Not reported | |
| F16 −ve | m.482_565del* | Noncoding | Homoplasmic | — | — | Not reported |
| M12 | ||||||
| F1 +ve | m.72T>C | Noncoding | Homoplasmic | — | — | Polymorphism |
| F3 +ve | m.2405C>T | MTRNR2 | Homoplasmic | — | — | Not reported |
| F1 −ve | m.5459C>T | MTND2 | Homoplasmic | p.Ile330lle | Poor | mtDB: 1/2703 |
| m.8089A>G | MTCO2 | Homoplasmic | p.Leu168Leu | High | Not reported | |
| m.8251G>A | MTCO2 | Homoplasmic | p.Gly222Gly | Poor | Polymorphism | |
| m.8855C>T | MTATP6 | Homoplasmic | p.Ala110Val | Poor | mtDB: 1/2703 | |
| m.8994G>A | MTATP6 | Homoplasmic | p.Leu156Leu | High | Polymorphism | |
| F4 −ve | m.2386C>T | MTRNR2 | Homoplasmic | — | — | mtDB: 1/2704 |
| m.10972G>A | MTND4 | Homoplasmic | p.Trp71Trp | High | mtDB: 2/2704 | |
| F7 −ve | m.72T>C | Noncoding | Homoplasmic | — | — | Polymorphism |
| F8 −ve | m.4035A>G | MTND1 | Homoplasmic | p.Leu243Leu | Poor | Not reported |
The variants listed were not found in other single EOM fibers sequenced from the same patient, and the following databases were checked to determine whether these had been reported as mtDNA single nucleotide polymorphisms: MITOMAP29 (http://www.mitomap.org/Center for Molecular and Mitochondrial Medicine and Genetics, University of California, Irvine, CA); mtDB34 (http://www.genpat.uu.se/mtDB/ Department of Genetics and Pathology, University of Uppsala, Sweden); and mtDNA databases35 (MitoKor, San Diego, CA). The evolutionary conservation of altered amino acid (AA) residues was assessed with the PIR-International Protein Sequence Database (http://pir.georgetown.edu/ Bioinformatics Graduate Program, Georgetown University, Washington, DC)36 and the m.5547A>G tRNA variant was analyzed with the Mamit-tRNA database (http://mamit-trna.u-strasbg.fr/tables.asp?aminoacid = 25/ Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of Strasbourg, France). Ala, alanine; F, fiber; Gly, glycine; Ile, isoleucine; Leu, leucine; Phe, phenylalanine; Trp, tryptophan; Val, valine.
Within the major H-strand promoter region (545–567) of the noncoding control region.