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. 2001 Nov 27;70(2):537–542. doi: 10.1086/338708

Table 2.

CLN6 Mutations in Patients with vLINCL[Note]

Geographic Origin,Genotype, andNucleotide Change No. ofFamilies Mutation Amino Acid Change/Predicted Consequence Location(Exon) Restriction-SiteChange
Greece:
 Homozygous:
  c.6delG 1 1-bp deletion Frameshift after E2 (extra 29 amino acids) 1 MnlI (loss)
Costa Rica:
 Heterozygousa 1
 Homozygous:
  c.214G→T 6 Nonsense E72X 3 BfaI (gain)
  c.368G→A 1 Missense G123D 4 BanI (loss)
Pakistan:
 Heterozygousa,b 1
 Homozygous:
  c.316insCb 2 1-bp insertion Frameshift after P105 (extra 25 amino acids) 4 None
India:
 Homozygous:
  c.395_397delCT 1 2-bp deletion Frameshift after D131 (extra 17 amino acids) 4 HinfI (loss)
Portugal:
 Heterozygousa 1
 Homozygous:
  c.460_462delATC 1 3-bp deletion I154del 4 None

Note.— For mutations in exons 1, 3, and 4, respectively, 26, 30, and 34 normal chromosomes were sequenced. Mutation nomenclature is as recommended by den Dunnen and Antonarakis (2001).

a

The second mutation has not been identified in these patients.

b

This mutation is identical to that in the nclf mouse.