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. 2015 Sep 21;58(9):317–324. doi: 10.3345/kjp.2015.58.9.317

Table 1. Summary of the reported mutations in 12 Korean patients with Kabuki syndrome.

Patients Gene Mutation type Exon Nucleotide change Amino acid change
1 KTM2D Missense 15 c.4271G>T p.C1424F
2 KTM2D Nonsense 32 c.8107G>T p.E2703*
3 KTM2D Small deletion 46 c.14404delG p.A4802Qfs*6
4 KTM2D Missense 39 c.13259G>A p.R4420Q
5 KTM2D Small deletion 34 c.9164delC p.P3055Lfs*16
6 KTM2D Nonsense 39 c.12592C>T p.R4198*
7 KTM2D Small insertion 26 c.5775_6insT p.L1926Sfs*31
8 KTM2D Small deletion 14 c.4135_6delAT p.M1379Vfs*52
9 KTM2D Nonsense 39 c.11515C>T p.Q3839*
10 KTM2D Nonsense 39 c.11833C>T p.Q3945*
11 KTM2D Small deletion 22 c.5256_5257delGA p.K1753Afs*34
12 KDM6A Splicing error 26 c.3876_3878delTAA+1delG -

Data derived from Cheon CK, et al. J Hum Genet 2014;59:321-57) and Kim SJ, et al. J Pediatr 2013;56:355-838).