Table 1.
Identified ABCD1 mutations: mutations of ABCD1 that result in devastating effects (frame shifts or nonsense mutations) on adrenoleukodystrophy protein (ALDP)
Patient number | Phenotype | Mutation of ABCD1 | Effect of mutation of ABCD1 |
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1 | CCALD | 488C>AT | Frameshift at P34 |
2 | CCALD | 2171G>A | W595X |
3 | CCALD | 5′UTR-Ex2 1.4-kb deletiona | Disruption of gene structure |
4 | AdultCer | Del. 986Ca | Frameshift at D200 |
5 | AdultCer | Del. 1801–1802AGa | Frameshift at Q472 |
6 | AMN-Cer | Del. 2251 GGTG ins. TGTTCTa | Frameshift at R622 |
7 | AMN | Ins. 1237Ta | Frameshift at Y281 |
8 | AMN | Del. 1801–1802AGa | Frameshift at Q472 |
9 | AMN | 2171G>A | W595X |
10 | AMN | Del. 2251 GGTG ins. TGTTCTa | Frameshift at R622 |
11 | Unknown | Del. 1541Ca | Frameshift at F385 |
12 | Unknown | Ex8-10 0.3-kb deletiona | Disruption of gene structure |
Amino acid residue numbers in ALDP are based on Mosser et al. [1]. The domains and motifs in the ALDP are based on Mosser et al. [1]
CCALD childhood cerebral ALD, AdultCer adult with cerebral ALD, AMN-Cer AMN with cerebral ALD, AMN adrenomyeloneuropathy, TM transmembrane domain, Loop 1 loop 1 motif, EAA-like EAA-like protein motif, Walker A Walker A motif, Cons nucleotide binding fold conserved sequence, Walker B Walker B motif
aNovel mutation