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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Genet. 2014 Mar 30;46(5):503–509. doi: 10.1038/ng.2933

Table 1.

Ancestry and sequence alterations in IFIH1 mutation-positive families

Family Ancestry Inheritance Nucleotide
alteration
Exon Amino acid
alteration
Domain EVS allele
frequency
F102 European Italian de novo c.2159G>A 11 p.Arg720Gln Hel 2 0/13006
F163 European French de novo c.2336G>A 12 p.Arg779His Hel 2 0/13006
F237 White American de novo c.1009A>G 5 p.Arg337Gly Hel 1 0/13006
F259 European Italian Inherited* c.2336G>A 12 p.Arg779His Hel 2 0/13006
F376 White British n/a c.2335C>T 12 p.Arg779Cys Hel 2 0/13006
F524 White British de novo ** c.1483G>A 7 p.Gly495Arg Hel 1 0/13006
F626 European Italian de novo c.1178A>T 6 p.Asp393Val Hel 1 0/13006
F647 Mixed white Irish / Ukranian de novo c.2159G>A 11 p.Arg720Gln Hel 2 0/13006
*

Mutation in affected child inherited from mutation-positive clinically asymptomatic father. The proband’s paternal grandmother also carries the mutation and is clinically asymptomatic. All three mutation-positive individuals demonstrate a robust interferon signature

**

Mutation occurred de novo in affected male, who has then transmitted mutation to his affected daughter

n/a not available

Exome Variant Server (http://evs.gs.washington.edu/EVS/)