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. 2016 Sep 14;7:410. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2016.00410

Table 1.

Current disease-causing mutations in MYBPC1 and MYBPC2.

Mutation Gene Domain Inheritance Organism Phenotype Disease References
W236R MYBPC1 M-motif Autosomal dominant Human Bilateral clubfoot, camptodactyly with ulnar deviations of the fingers, no facial weakness Distal Arthrogryposis-1 Gurnett et al., 2010
Y856H MYBPC1 C8 Autosomal dominant
E359K MYBPC1 C2 Autosomal dominant Human Ulnar deviations of the fingers, camptodactyly, overriding toes and planovalgus in lower limbs, facial anomalies including nasolabial folds and pouting/pinched lips, scoliosis Distal Arthrogryposis-2 Li et al., 2015
P319L MYBPC1 C2 Autosomal dominant
R318STOP MYBPC1 C2 Autosomal recessive Human Multiple joint contractures, micrognathia, anterior horn atrophy in spinal cord, fetal akinesia, postnatal lethal Lethal Congenital Contractural Syndrome 4 Markus et al., 2012
L295R MYBPC1 M-motif Unknown Bull Muscle tremors, muscle weakness, inability to stand, ataxia, increased muscle tone, reduced spinal reflexes Distal Arthrogryposis-1 like Wiedemar et al., 2015
T236I MYBPC2 M-motif Compound heterozygote with GPR126 homozygous R7STOP mutation Human Narrow thorax, polyhydramnios during development, and postnatal death Unclassified Distal Arthrogryposis Bayram et al., 2016
S255T MYBPC2 M-motif