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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 15.
Published in final edited form as: Gene. 2015 Jun 12;569(2):153–161. doi: 10.1016/j.gene.2015.06.026

Table 2.

Examples of ERCC1 and ERCC4 mutations in human individuals with various inherited disorders.

Disorder Patient Ref. Protein Mutation Protein change
FA FA104 Bogliolo et al. (2013) XPF 5 bp deletion exon 8 Thr495Asnfs*6
Missense mutation exon 11 Arg689Ser
FA 1333 Bogliolo et al. (2013) XPF 28 bp duplication in exon 11 of maternal allele Ile800Thrfs*24
Missense mutation in paternal allele Leu230Pro
CS CS1USAU Kashiyama et al. (2013) XPF Exon 4 point mutation Cys236Arg
Exon 8 frameshift insertion, premature stop codon Tyr577*
XP/CS/FA XPCS1CD Kashiyama et al. (2013) XPF Heterozygous point mutation Cys236Arg
Heterozygous point mutation Arg589Trp
XFE progeroid XP51RO Niedernhofer et al. (2006) XPF Point mutation Arg153Pro
XP XP23OS Matsumura et al. (1998) XPF 1 bp insertion yielding a frameshift at 444 and stop at 482 Lys444 and 482*
XP XP42RO Sijbers et al. (1998b) XPF Point mutation Arg799Trp
COFS 165TOR Jaspers et al. (2007) ERCC1 Point mutation (Maternal allele) Gln158*
Point mutation (Paternal allele) Phe231Leu
CS type II CS20LO(103) Kashiyama et al. (2013) ERCC1 Homozygous mutation, exon 7 Phe231Leu
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indicates that the mutation produces a termination codon, sometimes with a frameshift (fs) resulting in the indicated number of amino acid residues before termination.

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