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. 2013 Mar 7;92(3):354–365. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2013.01.016

Table 1.

Mutations and Predicted Protein Changes for P1–P4, P6, and P7

Affected Persona Mutationsb Predicted Protein Effect Mutation Detection Technique Parental Carrier Status
P1 (M) exon 6: c.740G>A p.Gly247Glu exome mother: carrier
exon 8: c.875G>C p.Arg292Pro father: carrier
P2 (M) exon 1: c.51_73dup (homozygous) p.Ser25Cysfs38 Sanger sequencing father: carrier
mother: carrier
P3 (F) exon 6: c.726_727del p.Val243Glufs2 exome mother: carrier
exon 7: c.822_823dup p.Ile276Leufs26 no paternal DNA
P4 (M) exon 3: c.308_309del p.Val103Glyfs10 exome mother: carrier
exon 6: c.755T>G p.Val252Gly father: carrier
P6 (F) exon 7: c.802G>A (homozygous) p.Val268Met exome father: carrier
mother: carrier
P7 (M) exon 12: c.1423C>T (homozygous) p.Gln475 Sanger sequencing no parental DNA
a

Affected person’s sex in brackets: M, male; F, female. DNA was not available for P5.

b

Mutation nomenclature follows the recommended guidelines of the Human Genome Variation Society with the nucleotide numbering based on GenBank reference sequence NM_152490.2 and verified with Mutalyzer 2.0.beta-21. Nucleotide numbering denotes the adenosine of the annotated translation start codon as nucleotide position +1.