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. 2011 Nov 9;97(1):E136–E144. doi: 10.1210/jc.2011-2041

Table 2.

Olfactory phenotype of monoallelic and biallelic genetic mutations in a single gene (monogenic changes)

Genesa Olfactory phenotype (no. of subjects)
Subjects with monoallelic mutations Subjects with biallelic mutations
KAL1 (n = 3; 1.4%) Hyposmic (1)b Anosmic (2)c
PROKR2 (n = 9; 4.3%) Anosmic (2), normosmic (7)
FGF8 (n = 2; 1%) Hyposmic (2)
FGFR1 (n = 27; 13%) Anosmic (5), hyposmic (14), normosmic (4) Hyposmic (2), normosmic (2)
GNRHR (n = 7; 3.4%) Hyposmic (2), normosmic (1) Hyposmic (1), normosmic (3)
GNRH1 (n = 2; 1%) Normosmic (2)
TAC3 (n = 2; 1%) Normosmic (1) Hyposmic (1)
TACR3 (n = 7; 3.4%) Normosmic (7)
KISS1 (n = 2; 1%) Hyposmic (2)
KISS1R (n = 2; 1%) Hyposmic (1), normosmic (1)
a

No mutations in PROK2 or NELF were seen in this study.

b

Monoallelic female subject.

c

Hemizygous KAL1 changes.