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. 2014 Jul 16;9:105. doi: 10.1186/s13023-014-0105-9

Table 3.

OTC gene mutations identified in adult OTCD patients with fatal encephalopathy

Patient (sex; origin) Mutation Exon Functional domain Comment Mutation reference Genetic family testing
Pt 1 (M; Italy)
c.119G > T (p.Arg40Leu)
2
Polar/CP binding domain (S1)
CpG dinucleotide
This report
Three HT females: mother (76 y), two nieces (13 and 22 y); HM brother (50 y); WT sister
Pt 2 (M; Italy and Japan)
c.119G > A (p.Arg40His)
2
Polar/CP binding domain (S1)
CpG dinucleotide; protein degradation under certain conditions; reported OTC activity 6%
[[17]]
Not performed
Pt 3 (M; Italy)
c.314G > A (p.Gly105Glu)
4
Polar/CP binding domain (turn)
-
This report
HT mother (43 y); HM grandfather (80 y); WT brother
Pt 4 (M; Italy)
c.622G > A (p.Ala208Thr)
6
Equatorial/ORN binding domain (H6)
CpG dinucleotide; reported OTC activity 4%
[[19]]
HT daughter (36 y)
Pt 5 (F; Italy) c.829C > T (p.Arg277Trp) 8 Equatorial/ORN binding domain (H9), flexible loop CpG dinucleotide; increased km for ORN; reported OTC activity 5% [[20]] Three HT females: mother (72 y), sister (42 y) and niece (18 y); six WT females and two WT males

Abbreviations: M male, F female, CP carbamyl phosphate, ORN ornithine, S strand or β-sheet, Hα-helix, HT heterozygous, HM hemizygous, WT wild type, y years of family members at the time of the proband’s acute episode.