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. 2015 Apr 2;56(4):451–461. doi: 10.1007/s13353-015-0282-9

Table 1.

Clinical and molecular characterisation of the eight Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients with identified PARK2 deletions and duplications

ID Age of onset Age at analysis PARK2 mutations Genotype (cDNA )a Main clinical symptoms PD type
Mutation1 Mutation2
1 32 39 Ex3del

c.1337G > T

p.Cys446Phe

c.[172-?_412 + ?del];[1337G > T] Rigidity, depression and anxiety EOPD
2 31 40 Ex4_7del

c.101_102del

p.Gln34Argfs*5

c.[413-?_871 + ?del(;)101_102del)] Rest tremor EOPD
3 26 29 Ex3del Ex4_7del c.[172-?_412 + ?del];[ 413-?_871 + ?del] Bradykinesia, depression and anxiety EOPD
4 24 33 Ex3_4del

c.101_102del

p.Gln34Argfs*5

c.[174-?_534 + ?del];[101_102del] Dominating lower limbs dystonia EOPD
5 60 75 Ex6_7del c.[619-?_871 + ?del];[=] Rest tremor, late fluctuation and dyskinesia LOPD
6 33 42 Ex2_5dup

c.734A > T

p.Lys211Asn

c.[8-?_618 + ?dup];[c.734A > T] Rest tremor, early fluctuation and dyskinesia, depression, early postural instability EOPD
7 36 61 Ex2dup c.[8-?_171 + ?dup];[=] Rigidity, early fluctuation and dyskinesia EOPD
8 54 49 Ex2dup c.[8-?_171 + ?dup];[=] Rest tremor, early fluctuation and dyskinesia, excellent response for levodopa treatment LOPD

aHGVS v2 nomenclature, den Dunnen and Antonarakis (2000); reference sequence NM_004562.2 (NCBI37/hg19)