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. 2013 Jun 16;22(21):4349–4356. doi: 10.1093/hmg/ddt284

Table 1.

NPC1 and NPC2 genotypes in ‘NP-C positive’ and ‘NP-C uncertain’ patients

Patient NPC gene Mutation(s) Classification Amino acid changes
NP-C positive patients
 1 NPC1
NPC1
c.2621A>T
c.2872C>T
Known NP-C mutation
Known NP-C mutation
p.Asp874Val
p.Arg958*
 2 NPC1
NPC1
c.3019C>G
c.3019C>G
Known NP-C mutation
Known NP-C mutation
p.Pro1007Ala
p.Pro1007Ala
 3 NPC1
NPC1
c.2861C>T
c.3002T>C
Known NP-C mutation
Unclassified variant
p.Ser954Leu
p.Met1001Thr
NP-C uncertain patients
 1 NPC1 c.563A>G Unclassified variant p.Asn188Ser
 2 NPC1 c.2974G>C Known NP-C mutation p.Gly992Arg
 3 NPC1 c.1712A>G Known NP-C mutation p.Tyr571Cys
 4 NPC2 c.441+1G>A Unclassified variant NA
 5 NPC1 c.1554–1010C>T Unclassified variant NA
 6 NPC1
NPC1
c.1990G>A
c.3598A>G
Known NP-C mutation
Unclassified variant
p.Val664Met
p.Ser1200Gly
 7 NPC1 c.2829C>T Unclassified variant p.Ile943Ile
 8 NPC1 c.3755_3837del Unclassified variant p.Gly1252Alafs*56
 9 NPC2 c.441+1G>A Unclassified variant NA
 10 NPC2 c.441+1G>A Unclassified variant NA
 11 NPC1 c.2861C>T Known NP-C mutation p.Ser954Leu
 12 NPC1 c.2335T>C Unclassified variant p.Phe779Leu

Amino acid changes denoted by ‘NA’ (not applicable) indicate cases in whom splicing defects are assumed, which does not allow prediction of the amino acid change.