Table 1.
Clinical form in patient | Base change | Amino acid change |
Genotype of patient | Reference | |
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Non-standardized nomenclature | Standardized nomenclature | ||||
Perinatal | c.1268T>C | V406A | p.V423A | p.[V423A];[A116T] * | [28] |
Adult | c.1270G>A | V407M | p.V424M | p.[V424M];[V424M] | Versailles, 2007 |
Infantile | c.1276G>T | G409C | p.G426C | p.[K224A];[G426C] * | [37] |
Infantile | c.1276G>A | G409S | p.G426S | p.[G426S];[G426S] | [13] |
Childhood | c.1277G>A | G409D | p.G426D | p.[G426D];[E191K] * | [29] |
Perinatal | c.1282C>T | R411X | p.R428X | p.[R428X];[R428X] | [38] |
Perinatal | c.1283G>C | R411P | p.R428P | p.R428P ; c.997+2T>A * | [39] |
Odonto-HPP | c.1285G>A | E412K | p.E429K | p.[E429K];[?]* | Versailles, 2006 |
Infantile | c.1306T>C | Y419H | p.Y436H | p.[A33V];[Y436H] * | [40] |
Infantile | c.1313A>T | H421L | p.H438L | p.[H438L];[H438L] | Versailles, 2009 |
Odonto-HPP | c.1318_20delAAC | N423del | p.N440del | p.[N440del];[R152C] * | Present study |
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Adult | c.1328C>T, | A426V | p.A443V | p.[A443V];[=] * | [11] |
Infantile/perinatal | c.1333T>C | S428P | p.S445P | p. [S445P];[Y263]a * | [14, 21] |
Odonto-HPP | c.1349G>A | R433H | p.R450H, | p.[D406G];[R450H] * | [41] |
Infantile/perinatal | c.1348C>T | R433C | p.R450C | p.[R450C];[R450C] | [14, 21] |
Normal allele or uncharacterized mutation (N), Heterozygous (*), previously described as a polymorphism (a), SESEP Laboratory and the Human Molecular Genetics laboratory of the University of Versailles-Saint Quentin en Yvelines, France (Versailles).
Nucleotide numbering is according to the international recommendation and Weiss et al. 1988 the first nucleotide (+1) corresponds to the A of the ATG initiation codon. Non-standardized nomenclature: Amino acid numbering is according to Weiss et al. 1988 (the nomenclature takes into account of a 17-residues signal peptide). Standardized nomenclature: Amino acid numbering is according to the recommendations to the international recommendation. The first amino acid corresponds to the ATG initiation codon.