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. 2010 Jan 3;1(2):179–189. doi: 10.4161/nucl.1.2.11113

Table 1.

Overview on sample IDs according to type of mutation or chromosomal rearrangement respectively

Patient ID Mutation/Karyotype Status Reference/Name
02P316 (R) unknown regulatory mutation homozygous znar et al.32
8387 (S) IVS12-5-10del homozygous Hoffmann et al.9
8388 (S) IVS12-5-10del heterozygous mother of 8387
8386 (S) IVS12-5-10del heterozygous father of 8387
8114 (S) IVS12-5-10del heterozygous Hoffmann et al.9
6295 (S) IVS12-5-10del heterozygous Hoffmann et al.9
8198 (S) IVS12-5-10del heterozygous Hoffmann et al.9
11747 (N) c.32-35del4; p.V11E fs X14 heterozygous this report
11904 (N) c.265C>T; p.R89X heterozygous this report
11300 (N) c.1129C>T; p.R377X heterozygous mutation described in9
11299 (N) c.1129C>T; p.R377X heterozygous mutation described in9
A control wild type
B control wild type
C control wild type
D control wild type
E control wild type
F control wild type
G control wild type
H control wild type
I control wild type
J control wild type
K control wild type
L control wild type
03P394 46,XY, dup(1)(q32q44) duplication Nowaczyk et al.33
01P233 46,XY, der(1)(1qter→1q42.3::1p36.3→1qter) duplication this report
01P146 46,XY, der(3)(3qter→3p26.1::1q25→1qter) duplication this report

We analyzed data from 26 individuals. Two were homozygous for LBR mutations (one with a splice-site mutation and another one with a putative regulatory mutation, (see materials and methods section), and 9 were heterozygous (5 with splice mutation IVS12-5-10del and 4 with null mutations). We further analyzed 12 controls and three individuals with three copies of the LBR-gene due to a cytogenetic rearrangement with duplication of the LBR-gene region at chromosome 1q42 on one allele. (N, null mutation; S, splice site mutation; R, regulatory mutation).