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. 2016 Aug 8;6:30850. doi: 10.1038/srep30850

Table 3. Distribution of definite and probable pathogenic variants in 352 probands.

Type of variant PKD1 PKD2
Definite pathogenic
 Large rearrangements 3 1% 1 2%
 Frameshift 92 30% 10 19.5%
 Nonsense 77 26% 18 35%
 Canonic splicing 24 8% 10 19.5%
 In-frame ≥5 aminoacids 4 1% 0  
Probable pathogenic (HLP + LP)
 Missense 75 25% 9 18%
 In-frame <5 aminoacids 20 7% 1 2%
 Atypical splicing
6 2% 2 4%
Pathogenic variants spectra, comparison with previous large studies
  Present study n = 352* CRISP n = 180* GENKYST n = 442* TGESP n = 188* HALT-PKD CRISP n = 1034§
PKD1
truncating 196 (55.7%) 103 (57.2%) 286 (64.7%) 72 (38.3%) 592 (57.3%)
nontruncating 81 (23%) 41 (22.8%) 73 (16.5%) 51 (27.1%) 223 (21.6%)
IF indel 24 (6.8%) 9 (5%) 29 (6.6%) 8 (4.3%) 54 (5.2%)
PKD2 51 (14.5%) 27 (15%) 54 (12.2%) 57 (30.3%) 165 (15.9%)
Classification of PKD1 and PKD2 variants and detection rates
  PKD1 PKD2 PKD1 + PKD2
DP HLP + LP DP HLP + LP
Familial (n = 320) 154 (48%) 73 (23%) 33 (10%) 6 (2%) 266 (83%)
Sporadic (n = 120) 46 (38%) 28 (24%) 6 (5%) 6 (5%) 86 (72%)
Total DP 200   39   239 (54%)
Total HLP + LP   101   12 113 (26%)
  Total PKD1 301 (85.5%) Total PKD2 51 (14.5%) 352 (80%)

°All in-frame indels grouped together.

*Total probands/families with pathogenic variants.

§Total patients with pathogenic variants truncating: frameshift, nonsense, canonic splice site, large rearrangements nontruncating: missense, atypical splicing.

DP: definite pathogenic; HLP: highly likely pathogenic; LP: likely pathogenic.