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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gastroenterology. 2010 Jun 9;139(3):828–835.e3. doi: 10.1053/j.gastro.2010.06.007

Table 2.

Significant K8 and K18 variants in ALF patients

Variant Nucleotide # of patients (%)
K8 Y54H TAT→CAT 1 (0.3)
K8 G62C GGC→TGC 4 (1.2)
K8 T153A ACT→GCT 1 (0.3)*
K8 R341H CGT→CAT 23 (6.7)**
K8 V380I GTC→ATC 2 (0.6)
K8 G422V GGT→GTT 1 (0.3)
K8 G434S GGC→AGC 11 (3.2)
K8 I466V ATC→GTC 1 (0.3)*
K18 V48A GTG→GCG 1 (0.3)
K18 G69A GGG→GCG 1 (0.3)
K18 Δ65–72 N/A 1 (0.3)
Total 45 (13.1)

All described variants are heterozygous. Keratin variants were assigned as significant based on previous human association studies, documented biological effects or protein structure considerations. Five patients harbored two independent amino-acid altering K8variants (2 K8A319S+R341H; 1 K8T153A+R341H; K8 R341H+I466V; 1 K8 I63V+V380I).

*

Represents compound heterozygous variants.

**

Two of the highlighted variants represent compound heterozygous amino-acid-altering variants.

Bold lettering signifies novel variants which were not previously described.