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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 3.
Published in final edited form as: J Dermatol Sci. 2006 Dec 27;45(3):161–166. doi: 10.1016/j.jdermsci.2006.11.013

Table 1.

Summary of mutations associated with PPKS.

Gene Mutation Zygosity Location Result Predicted Effect Phenotype Reference
DSG1 IVS 2–1 G→A Heterozygous Intron 2 In-frame deletion Haploinsufficiency PPKS Rickman et al., (1999)
DSG1 R26X Heterozygous Exon 2 PTC Haploinsufficiency PPKS Hunt et al., (2001)
DSG1 S132X Heterozygous Exon 5 PTC Haploinsufficiency PPKS Kljuic et al., (2003)
DSG1 1079insC Heterozygous Exon 9 PTC Haploinsufficiency or Dominant-negative PPKS Hunt et al., (2001)
DSG1 Y365X Heterozygous Exon 9 PTC Haploinsufficiency or Dominant-negative PPKS Hunt et al., (2001)
DSG1 1189delA Heterozygous Exon 9 PTC Haploinsufficiency or Dominant-negative PPKS Hunt et al., (2001)
DSG1 1627delA Heterozygous Exon 11 PTC Haploinsufficiency or Dominant-negative PPKS Hunt et al., (2001)
DSG1 121insT Heterozygous Exon 3 PTC Haploinsufficiency Focal, non- striated PPKa Milingou et al., (2006)
DSG1 1688 –1 G→T Heterozygous Intron 11 Out-of- frame deletion Haploinsufficiency PPKS Present study
DP 8804 C→T Heterozygous Exon 4 PTC Haploinsufficiency PPKS Armstrong et al., (1999)
DP 939+1 G→A Heterozygous Intron 7 PTC Haploinsufficiency PPKS Whittock et al., (1999)
DP 7901delG Homozygous Exon 24 PTC Impaired protein function Generalized PPKS, WH, DLVC Norgett et al., (2000)
DP 608ins30bp Heterozygous Exon 14 In-frame insertion Haploinsufficiency or Dominant-negative PPKS, WH, Cardiomyopathy Norgett et al, (2006)
K1 1628delG Heterozygous Exon 9 Out-of- frame deletion Dominant negative PPKS Whittock et al., (2002)
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Though this case involves a DSG1 mutation associated with PPK, this is the only case listed in this table that is not a case of PPKS.

Abbreviations: DSG1 = Desmoglein 1; DP = Desmoplakin; K1 = Keratin 1; PTC = Premature Termination Codon; PPKS = Striate Palmoplantar Keratoderma; WH = Wooly Hair; DLVC = Dialated Left Ventricular Cardiomyopathy.