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. 2015 Jan 16;29(4):475–482. doi: 10.1038/eye.2014.334

Table 2. Kniest dysplasia associated COL2A1 variants reported here and elsewhere.

COL2A1 sequence variant Number of unrelated patients (comment) Likely effect on COL2A1 mRNA and/or protein References
c.905C>T, p.Ala302Val 7 (mutation not identified in either parent in 2 cases) Creation of a cryptic splice-donor site within exon 14 leading to a 21-bp deletion;22, 23 skipping of exon 14.29 8, 22, 23, 30, 31, 32
c.906_924+9delGGGTGCTCCTGGTGTGAAGGTGAGAGGC 2 (mother of one of these patients is somatic mosaic and has milder disease) 28-bp deletion containing junction of exon 14 and intron 14 leading to exon skipping and a 54-bp deletion.3 3, 7, 16, 33
c.908G>A, p.Gly303Asp 1 (mutation not identified in either parent) (patient reported to later develop a SEDC phenotype)15 Predicted not to have a clear effect on splicing.34 35
c.980G>A, p.Gly327Asp 1 (case only mentioned as ‘unpublished work') Predicted to alter a splice enhancer element in exon 16.34 35, 36
c.1023+1G>T 1 Misplicing of exon 16.8 8
c.1023+1_1023+4delGTGA 1 Skipping of exon 16 leading to an 18-bp deletion.16 16
c.1023+2T>G 1 Misplicing of exon 16.13 13
c.1024-2A>C 1 (mutation not identified in either parent) Skipping of exon 17.37 37
c.1068+1G>A 1 (severe disease; patient died at week 2) Skipping of exon 17 leading to a 45-bp deletion.36 36
c.1076_1096delTCGGTCCTGCTGGTGGTCCTG 1 (severe disease; patient died at 13 months) 21-bp deletion in exon 18.16 16
c.1250_1256delGAGCCAAinsTGTGAGTGTTGTGTGTG 1 Out-of-frame insertion–deletion in exon 20.13 13
c.1266+1G>C 1 Misplicing of exon 20.20 20
c.1266+1delG 1 Skipping of exon 20.15 15
c.1279_1296delATTGCTGGTGCTCCTGGC 1 18-bp deletion in exon 21.16 16
c.1366G>C, p.Gly456Arg 1 (patient's father is somatic mosaic and has milder disease) (severe disease; patient died at day 1) (p.Gly456Ala is associated with SEDC)27 Affects the first nucleotide of exon 22 and predicted to alter its splice acceptor site.34 9
c.1375G>C, p.Gly459Arg 1 (severe disease; patient died at day 2) (c.1376G>T, p.Gly459Asp is associated with hypochondrogenesis)13 Predicted to alter a splice enhancer and creates a splice silencer element in exon 22.34 38
c.1419+3_1419+6delGAGT 1 (severe disease; patient died at 3 months) Misplicing of exon 22.16 16
c.1419+5G>A 1 (c.1419+5G>T is associated with an SEDC phenotype)26 Skipping of exon 22 leading to a 54-bp deletion.21 21
c.1420-2A>G 1 (patient's father is somatic mosaic and has milder disease) Alternative splicing of exon 23 leading to an 18-bp deletion.39 33, 39
c.1448G>A, p.Gly483Glu 1 (also associated with SEDC)13 Affects an amino acid in exon 23. This study
c.1581+1G>A 1 (mutation not identified in either parent) (severe disease; patient died at 5 months) Skipping of exon 24 leading to a 54-bp deletion.40 40
c.1681-1G>C 1 (mutation not identified in either parent) Misplicing of exon 26.8 8
c.1734+5G>A 1 (severe disease; patient died at day 10) Skipping of exon 26 leading to a 54-bp deletion.17 17, 35, 39
Not reported 1 (case only mentioned as ‘unpublished work') 18-bp deletion in exon 36.15, 41 15, 41
c.3383G>T, p.Gly1128Val 1 (mutation not identified in either parent) Predicted to alter a splice enhancer element in exon 48.34 8
c.3627_3644delTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCTGG 1 (mutation not identified in either parent) 18-bp deletion in exon 51.41 41

All variants are described according to the Human Genome Variation Society guidelines based on reference sequence NM_001844.4 (COL2A1). SEDC corresponds to spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenita (MIM #183900), another COL2A1-related disorder with a significant skeletal phenotype.