Table 1. Reported disease-causing mutations of human HAD gene.
Mutation Site | Allele | Year reported | Clinical manifestation | Reference |
P246La | Homozygous | 2001 | HHe | [13] |
c.547-3_549delb | Homozygous | 2004 | HHe | [14] |
IVS6-2a>gc | Homozygous | 2005 | HHe and seizures | [15] |
D45G/Y214H | Compound heterozygous | 2006 | Reye syndrome but not HIf | [16] |
M176Va | Homozygous | 2009 | Protein induced HHe | [17] |
R224Xa , d | Homozygous | 2009 | HHe | [18] |
Number of the mutant residue was revised with the exclusion of transit peptide as compared with original literature.
This deletion mutation affected RNA splicing and lead to a mRNA lacking exon 5.
This mutation locates in splice site and the resulting mRNA were shown to comprise abnormal exon 7 sequence.
The codon encoding Arg (CGA) was mutated to STOP codon (TGA) at position 224.
Hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia.
Hyperinsulinism.