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. 2013 Feb 25;19:476–485.

Table 3. Rare LRP5 variants identified in advanced retinopathy of prematurity patients.

Location cDNA change Protein change (score with Blosum62) Occurrence in patients Allele frequency in ethnically matched samples Known polymorphism (rs ID, allele frequency) Computational analysis score
Patient characteristics: ethnicity; gender; birthweight; gestational age; clinical data Reference
SIFT Poly-
phen2 Mutation Taster Phylop
Exon 17
c.3656G>A
p.R1219H (0)
1/53
NA
Yes
(rs143924910, 0.022%)
0.59 (T)
0.996 (PrD)
0.9988 (Dc)
0.9904 (C)
#N5701: Japanese; male; 864 g; 26 gw; Classic ROP, Stage 4A (OU), Lx at 8 w, Vx at 13 w
This study
Exon 20
c.4148A>C
p.H1383P (−2)
1/53
1/386
No
0.26 (T)
0.001 (B)
0.9983 (Dc)
0.9975 (C)
#N1701: Japanese; female; 719 g; 25 gw; Classic ROP, Stage5 (OD), Stage 4B (OS), Lx (OU), Vx at 6 m (OD) and 4 y (OS)
This study
Exon 23 c.4619C>T p.T1540M (−1) 1/53 4/386 Yes
(rs141407040, 0.022%) 0 (D) 1.00 (Prd) 0.9908 (Dc) 0.9617 (C) #N1001: Japanese; male; 850 g; 25 gw; Classic ROP, Stage 4B (OS) / 5(OD), Lx (OU), Vx at 6 m (OU) This study

Allele frequency from ethnically-matched samples was obtained from random individuals. Known polymorphism was based on the dbSNP, and the allele frequency was on the Exome Variant Server, NHLBI Exome Sequencing Project (ESP), Seattle, WA. Computational analyses were performed by 4 programs (SIFT, Polyphen2, Mutation taster, and PhyloP). Pathogenic results are shown by bold characters as “D (damaging)” for SIFT, “PrD (probably damaging)” or “PsD (possibly damaging)” for Polyphen2, “Dc (disease-causing)” for Mutation Taster, and “C (conserved)” for PhyloP. Non-pathogenic results are shown by italic characters as “T (tolerated)” for SIFT, and “B (benign)” for Polyphen2. g: gram, gw: gestational weeks, Lx: laser, m: months after birth, NA: not analyzed, Vx: vitrectomy, y: years after birth.