Table 3.
Gene | Name | Fragment | Position (UCSC hg18) | Base call | Category | Amino acid change |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ABCD2 | Novel SNP1 | Exon1 | 38299954 | A/T | 5′ untranslated region | |
Novel SNP2 | Exon1 | 38299659 | G/C | Coding nonsynonymous | A9G | |
ABCD3 | Novel SNP3 | Exon4 | 94706096 | A/G | Coding nonsynonymous | M94V |
Novel SNP4 | Exon14 | 94727816 | T/G | Intron | ||
Novel SNP5a | Exon15 | 94728352 | G/C | Intron | ||
ABCD4 | Novel SNP6 | 5′UTR | 73840784 | T/C | Upstream at the transcription start site | |
Novel SNP7 | 5′UTR | 73839945 | T/C | Upstream at the transcription start site | ||
Novel SNP8 | 5′UTR | 73839604 | G/A | Upstream at the transcription start site | ||
Novel SNP9b | Exon12 | 73826720 | A/G | Intron | ||
Novel SNP10 | Exon18 | 73823320 | A/G | Intron | ||
Novel SNP11a | Exon18 | 73823116 | T/C | Intron |
A total of 24 SNPs of ABCD2, ABCD3, and ABCD4 were identified in 40 ALD patients. Among them, 11 SNPs (45.8%) were novel SNPs. The positions of these novel SNPs were based on the UCSC genome browser hg18
aThese SNPs were identified only in the cerebral form (childhood cerebral ALD and adult with cerebral ALD)
bThese SNPs were identified only in the AMN form