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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jun 25.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet. 2007 Jun 5;144B(4):484–491. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.b.30493

TABLE I.

Sequence Variants Identified in the PTEN Gene in 88 Patients With Autism and Macrocephaly

Location and nucleotide change Protein change Frequency Head circumference Inheritance Siblings Controls (n =220)
Promoter/5′UTR
 −1088C→T 1 +2.5 SD NA NA 0
 −1084C→Ta 1 +2.2 SD Maternal Present in 1 sib with autism and 1 unaffected sib 2
 −1026C→Ab 1 +3.5 SD Maternal Present in 1 unaffected sib 5
 −903G→Ab 2 +2.6 and +9.6 SDc ND ND ND
Exon 1
 c.66C→G D22E 1 +2.1 SD Paternal Present in 1 sib with autism 1
Intron 3
 IVS3-9T→C 1 +2.2 SD Maternal Absent in 1 unaffected sib 0
Exon 8
 c.976G→A D326N 1 +9.6 SDc De novo No siblings 0

NA, DNA not available for analysis; ND, not determined.

a

Described initially as a pathogenic mutation [Zhou et al., 2003] and then as a “variant of unknown significance” [Sarquis et al., 2006].

b

Described elsewhere as a polymorphism [Zhou et al., 2003] or a “variant of unknown significance” [Sarquis et al., 2006].

c

The patient with the de novo c.976G→A mutation in exon 8 and the largest head circumference (+9.6 SD) of all the study group, also had a 903G→A variant in the promoter.

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