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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 17.
Published in final edited form as: J Inherit Metab Dis. 2012 Sep 12;36(3):575–580. doi: 10.1007/s10545-012-9527-5

Table 1.

GBA1 mutations for heterozygote family members

GBA1 mutation Number Number with
parkinsonism
Mutation
severitya
N370S 99 3 Mild
L444P 49 7 Severe
E326K + N188S 6 2 Severeb
IVS4-2a>g +c.(−203)A>G 5 Null
G202R 5 1 Severe
G195W 5 Severe
G377S 3 Mild/severe
R463C 3 Severe
R257Q 3 1 Severe
T134P 2 Unknown
R120W 2 Severe
R257X 2 Null
S364R 2 Severe
V398I 2 1 Mildc
c.l249_1251delTGC 2 1 Unknownd
c.953delT 2 1 Null
deb55 2 Null
W(−4)X 1 Null
D409H 1 Severe
c.l098insA 1 Null
P182L 1 Severe
P391L 1 Unknown
R163X 1 Null
R47X 1 Null
Y313H 1 Unknown
c.l207insA 1 Frameshift
c.l439_1445del7 1 1 Frameshift
c.500insT 1 Null
c.708delC 1 Frameshift
c.84insG 1 Null
Total 207 18
a

All designations of mutation severity are according to Beutler et al 2005 unless otherwise indicated

b

The two brothers in the SGDR with L444P/E326K + N188S have neuronopathic phenotypes (type 2 and type 3)

c

Two V398I homozygotes were reported with a GD1 phenotype (Rozenberg et al 2006)

d

The two GD1 subjects in the SGDR with N370S/c.1249_1251delTGC have mild type 1 phenotype and do not require treatment