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. 2016 Jan 14;11(1):e0145951. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0145951

Table 3. Distribution of involved genes in our RD cohort.

Clinical diagnosis Solved cases/total number of cases Mutated genes (number of cases)
ar Retinitis pigmentosa 13/14 CERKL (1), CLN3 (1), CRB1 (1), CYP4V2 (1), EYS (2), IFT140 (1), IQCB1 (1), MAK (1), PDE6B (1), TULP1 (1), USH2A (2)
ad Retinitis pigmentosa 7/19 BEST1 (1), NR2E3 (1), PRPF31 (1), RHO (2), RP1 (2)
X-linked Retinitis pigmentosa 1/1 RPGR (1)
ar Cone-rod dystrophy 7/16 CERKL (1), CDHR1 (1), PROM1 (2), RAB28 (1), RPGRIP1 (1), TULP1 (1)
ad Cone-rod dystrophy 4/5 CRX (1), GUCY2D (1), PROM1 (2)
X-linked Cone-rod dystrophy 1/1 RPGR (1)
ar Cone dystrophy 2/6 ABCA4 (2)
ad Cone dystrophy 1/2 CRX (1)
ar Macular dystrophy 1/2 ABCA4 (1)
ad Macular dystrophy 5/6 BEST1 (1), GUCA1A (1), RP1L1 (3)
Leber congenital amaurosis 2/3 CEP290 (2)
Achromatopsia 3/3 ATF6 (1), CNGB3 (1), PDE6C (1)
Stargardt disease 1/1 ABCA4 (1)
Alström syndrome 1/1 ALMS1 (1)
Bardet Biedl syndrome 2/2 BBS5 (1), BBS9 (1)*
Optic atrophy and cataract 1/1 OPA3 (1)
Exudative vitreoretinopathy 1/1 FZD4 (1)
Retinitis punctata albescens 1/1 RLBP1 (1)
Oligocone trichromacy 0/2 -
ad Vitreoretinochoroidopathy 0/1 -
Gyrate atrophy-like choroidal atrophy 0/1 -

ar, autosomal recessive; ad, autosomal dominant;

*both Bardet Biedl syndrome and Leber congenital amaurosis are diagnosed in family LCA70.