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. 2012 Oct 10;3:206. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2012.00206

Table 1.

CYP2C19 gene variants.

Allele Characteristic SNPa Functional change References
cDNA Gene Effect
CYP2C19*1 None1 None None Normal Romkes et al., 1991
CYP2C19*2 681G>A2 19154G>A Splicing defect Non-functional De Morais et al., 1994b; Ibeanu et al., 1998b; Fukushima-Uesaka et al., 2005; Lee et al., 2009; Satyanarayana et al., 2009a
CYP2C19*3 636G>A3 17948G>A Premature stop codon (W212X) Non-functional De Morais et al., 1994a; Fukushima-Uesaka et al., 2005
CYP2C19*4 1A>G4 1A>G GTG initiation codon Non-functional Ferguson et al., 1998; Scott et al., 2011
CYP2C19*5 1297C>T5 90033C>T R433W Non-functional Xiao et al., 1997; Ibeanu et al., 1998a
CYP2C19*6 395G>A 12748G>A R132Q Non-functional Ibeanu et al., 1998b
CYP2C19*7 19294T>A Splicing defect Non-functional Ibeanu et al., 1999
CYP2C19*8 358T>C 12711T>C W120R Decreased in vitro Ibeanu et al., 1999
CYP2C19*9 431G>A 12784G>A R144H Decreased in vitro Blaisdell et al., 2002
CYP2C19*10 680C>T 19153C>T P227L Decreased in vitro Blaisdell et al., 2002
CYP2C19*11 449G>A 12802G>A R150H Similar to wild type in vitro Blaisdell et al., 2002
CYP2C19*12 1473A>C 90209A>C X491C; 26 extra amino acids Unstable in vitro Blaisdell et al., 2002
CYP2C19*13 1228C>T 87290C>T R410C Similar to wild type in vitro Blaisdell et al., 2002
CYP2C19*14 50T>C 50T>C L17P Not determined Blaisdell et al., 2002
CYP2C19*15 55A>C 55A>C I19L Not determined Blaisdell et al., 2002
CYP2C19*16 1324C>T6 90060C>T R442C Not determined Morita et al., 2004
CYP2C19*17 3402C>T; −806C>T Increased transcription in vitro; Should not be termed Ultrarapid (UM) Sim et al., 2006
CYP2C19*18 986G>A 80156G>A; 87106T>C R329H Not determined Fukushima-Uesaka et al., 2005
CYP2C19*19 151A>G 151A>G; 87106T>C S51G Not determined Fukushima-Uesaka et al., 2005
CYP2C19*207 636G>A 17948G>A Premature stop codon (W212X) and D360N Non-functional Fukushima-Uesaka et al., 2005
CYP2C19*218 681G>A 19154G>A; –98T>C splicing defect and A161P Non-functional Fukushima-Uesaka et al., 2005; Satyanarayana et al., 2009a
CYP2C19*22 557G>C 17869G>C R186P Not determined Matimba et al., 2009
CYP2C19*23 271G>C 12455G>C G91R Not determined Zhou et al., 2009
CYP2C19*24 1004G>A; 1197A>G 80174G>A; 87259A>G R335Q Not determined Zhou et al., 2009
CYP2C19*25 1344C>G 90080C>G F448L Not determined Zhou et al., 2009
CYP2C19*26 766G>A 19239G>A D256N Decreased in vitro Lee et al., 2009
CYP2C19*27 –1041G>A Decreased in vitro Drögemöller et al., 2010
CYP2C19*28 1120G>A −2020C>A; −1439T>C; 80290G>A V374I No significant decrease in vitro Drögemöller et al., 2010
a

Only major SNP or alteration(s) responsible for the phenotype of the corresponding allele are shown. Adapted from http://www.cypalleles.ki.se/

1

The presence of additional SNP can further sub-classify individuals as *1B (99C>T; 991A>G) or *1C (991A>G). This results in an I331V change but does not alter activity.

2

The presence of additional SNP can further sub-classify individuals as *2A, *2B, *2C, and *2D. Of these variants *2C and *2D harbor a SNP in the 5′ promoter region (−98T>C) that may have a functional effect.

3

The presence of additional SNP can further sub-classify individuals as *3A (1251A>C) and *3B (1078G>A; 1251A>C).

4

The presence of −3402C>T; −806C>T SNP in the promoter can further sub-classify individuals as *4B.

5

The presence of 99C>T; 991A>G, can further sub-classify individuals as *5B.

6

Existence of the CYP2C19 *2 polymorphism 681G>A on the same allele cannot be excluded.

7

Also known as CYP2C19 *3B.

8

Also known as CYP2C19 *2C.