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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Oct 28.
Published in final edited form as: Immunol Res. 2011 May;50(1):22–38. doi: 10.1007/s12026-011-8203-4

Table 1. P2X7 Non-synonymous SNPs.

Several P2X7 polymorphisms are listed including their location, reported functionality, and links with disease

SNP Characteristics
V76A Reduced channel and pore activities (27)
R117W Reduced channel and pore activities (27)
G150R Reduced channel and pore activities (27)
H155Y Increased channel and pore activities (27, 60)
A176V Within the extracellular domain
E186K Next to critical N-linked glycosylation site (13); reduced channel and pore activities (27)
L191P Near critical N-linked glycosylation site (13); reduced channel and pore activites (27)
R270H No change in function (66)
R270C Within the extracellular domain
R276H Within the extracellular domain
R307Q Reduced channel and pore activities; within the ATP binding pocket; expresses on the cell surface (66, 168)
L320P Within the extracellular domain
A348T Increased channel and pore activities; correlated with T. gondii infection (27, 67)
T357S Reduced channel and pore activities (27, 66)
I367T Located in the intracellular domain near the second transmembrane domain
P430R Within the intracellular domain
A433V Within the intracellular domain
Q460R Functionality is unclear; correlated with major depressive and bipolar disorders in some studies (62, 63, 65)
E496A Reduced pore activity but may possess normal channel function; correlated with papillary thyroid cancer, tuberculosis (27, 33, 54, 5860)
H521Q Within the intracellular domain
V522I Normal channel and pore activities (27)
R544Q Our preliminary data suggests no change in function
I568N Reduced channel and pore activity; within the C-terminal trafficking domain; does not express on the cell surface (27, 169)
R578Q Previous studies and our preliminary data suggest it has reduced pore and signaling functions; within the C-terminal trafficking domain (12, 26)