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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 4.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Mutat. 2009 Apr;30(4):511–519. doi: 10.1002/humu.20828

Table 3.

Combination of Alleles Producing Attenuated Phenotypes*

Base changea (first allele) Amino acid changeb Factors defined as attenuated Base change (second allele) Amino acid change
c.112T>G p.C38G 3 c.1876T>C p.Y626H
c.455A>C p.D152G 4 c.1618G>A p.E540K
c.526C>T p.L176F 1,2,3 c.526C>T p.L176F
c.1050G>C p.K350N 3 c.1730G>T p.R577L
c.1061C>T p.A354V 3 c.1831C>T p.R611W
c.1144C>T p.R382C 1,3 c.1144C>T p.R382C
c.1145G>A p.R382H 2,3 c.1523A>G p.Y508C
c.1222C>T p.P408S 1,3 c.1244C>T, c.1222C>T p.P415L, p.P408S
c.1244C>T p.P415L 1,3 c.1244C>T, c.1222C>T p.P415L, p.P408S
IVS8+0.6kbdelTC ? 3 p.13376G>A p.P446X
c.1523A>G p.Y508C 3 c.1145G>A p.R382H
c.1730G>T p.R577L 3 c.1050G>C p.K350N
c.1856C>T p.A619V 1,3 c.1856C>T p.A619V
c.1876T>C p.Y626H 3 c.112T>G p.C38G
c.1881G>T p.W627C 3,4 c.1069C>T p.R357X
*

The numbers for the nucleotide changes are reported in accordance with GenBank entry NM_010368.1, NP_034498.1.

a

The DNA mutation numbering is based on cDNA sequence. Nucleotides numbered from the ATG initiator codons as suggested by den Dunnen and Antonarakis et al. [2001] and per HGVS guidelines (www.hgvs.org).

b

The correlation of a mutation with an attenuated phenotype is based on four factors: 1) homozygosity of the mutation in the patients with attenuated phenotypes; 2) prediction from the likely structural change in the protein; 3) prediction from in vitro expression studies; and, 4) mutant allele permitting residual enzyme activity in primary fibroblasts or leukocytes, which would be dominant over an allele permitting no activity.