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. 2011 Jul 15;89(1):168–175. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2011.06.008

Table 4.

Rare VPS35 Variants in Cases and Controls

ID Cases KORA AGE Controls Heterozygous Nucleotide Change Amino Acid Change Predicted Impact on Protein Exon/ Intron Genomic Position (hg19, chr16) KORA S4 Controls
1/1 1/2 2/2
Nonsynonymous (i) (ii) (iii)

- 1 c.151G>A p.Gly51Ser + + + 3 46,716,,039
90/05 - c.171G>A p.Met57Ile + + + 3 46,716,019 670 0 0
- 1 c.245C>G p.Thr82Arg + + + 4 46,715,367
806 - c.723T>G p.Ile241Met ± + + 7 46,711,308 667 0 0
[211] - c.1570C>T p.Arg524Trp 13 46,702,919 671 0 0
[Families A-C] - c.1858G>A p.Asp620Asn 15 46,696,364 669 0 0
243, 524 2 c.2320C>A p.Leu774Met + + + 17 46,694,455

Synonymous

53097 - c.492A>G p.Glu164Glu 5 46,714,597 671 0 0
- 1 c.954A>T p.Gly315Gly 9 46,708,542
53496 - c.1881C>T p.Ala627Ala 15 46,696,341 668 5 0
45, 117, 53626 1 c.2145A>G p.Leu715Leu 16 46,695,696 666 2 0
53667 - c.2241C>T p.Ile747Ile 17 46,694,534 667 2 0
53063 - c.2346A>G p.Glu782Glu 17 46,694,429 671 0 0
- 1 c.2361G>A p.Glu787Glu 17 46,694,414

Noncoding

2212 2 c.1-35C>T 5′UTR 46,723,080 667 2 0
- 2 c.1-29C>T 5′UTR 46,723,074
95, 2206 3 c.3+24A>G 1 46,723,019 662 6 0
159, 528 1 c.102+33G>A 2 46,717,387 668 2 0
[157, 2023] - c.103-77T>C 3 46,716,164 668 0 0
- 1 c.199+9T>G 3 46,715,982
213 - c.506+6T>C 5 46,714,577 644 0 0
53093 - c.720+18C>T 6 46,712,773
- 1 c.914+38T>C 8 46,710,457
52824 - c.1161-87A>C 10 46,706,471
52791 - c.1161-70G>A 10 46,706,454 668 0 0
- 1 c.1368+16C>T 11 46,706,161
[2028] - c.1369-11G>A 12 46,705,783 669 0 0
- 1 c.1525-17delT 12 46,702,985
- 1 c.1647+14T>C 13 46,702,828
320 - c.2212-45T>C 16 46,694,608 670 0 0
[352] - c.2391+7A>G 3′UTR 46,694,377
- 1 c.2391+8A>G 3′UTR 46,694,376

Variants for 863 cases and 1014 KORA AGE controls were determined by dye-binding/high-resolution DNA melting curve analysis and confirmed by Sanger sequencing. The table lists the case ID and the number of detected variant alleles of the cases and KORA AGE samples, respectively. Genotypes of identified variants were further investigated by MALDI-TOF analysis in approximately 680 KORA S4 controls. For the KORA S4 samples, the variant allele was denoted as “2,” the reference allele as “1.” cDNA numbering is based on reference gene NM_018206.4 for VPS35, where +1 corresponds to the A of ATG start translation codon. Familial cases are given in square brackets. Three methods were used for predicting the impact of SNPs on the protein. (1) PolyPhen2, (2) SNAP, and (3) SIFT; “+” indicates a benign impact, “±” indicates a possibly damaging impact, and “−” indicates a damaging impact. We detected a further nonsynonymous variant (c.1093C>T [p.Arg365Cys], genomic position 46,708,293) in a patient carrying two PARKIN variants (c.exon3_4del and p.Arg275Trp). This variant was not present in 670 KORA S4 and 1014 KORA AGE controls. It is predicted to be possibly damaging by all three methods. This patient's brother is also affected by PD. He carries the 2 PARKIN variants but not the VPS35 variant.