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. 2013 Dec;32(3):148–153.

Table 1.

Genetic data of patients with hereditary myopathies. *In 5 of 8 cases of dystrophinopathy no deletion of the dystrophin gene could be identified, and a point mutation was not investigated so these cases were diagnosed by western blot and immunochemistry for dystrophin. ** Heterozygous mutation without detection of another mutation. Cases were diagnosed by western blot.

Disease / Gene patient 1st allele 2nd allele
LGMD2A / CAPN3 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
c.200-204delFWSAL
c.550delA
c.550delA
c.550delA
c.550delA
c.550delA
c.550delA
c.550delA
c.550delA
p.Arg490Trp
c.550delA
p.Gly445Arg
p.A705H
c.550delA
n.d.**
n.d.**
p.V509P
n.d.**
p.G565Stop
p.A355T
Intron13 1746-20C>G
p.Arg489Trp
c.550delA
n.d.**
LGMD2B / DYSF 1
2
3
4
c.2779delG
c.763delC
c.1930G>T in exon 20
c.247dupG
n.d.**
c.3059insC
n.d.**
c.C757T
LGMD2L / ANO5 1
2
3
c.191dupA
c.191dupA
c.191dupA
p.R758C
c.191dupA
c.1898+1G>A
DMD/BMD / DMD 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
n.d.*
del exons 2-7 (in frame)
n.d.*
n.d.*
n.d.*
del exons 53-55 (frameshift)
del exons 19-44
n.d.*
n.
a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.

BMD muscular dystrophy Becker type, DMD muscular dystrophy Duchenne type, LGMD limb girdle muscular dystrophy