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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Mutat. 2016 Sep 5;37(11):1215–1222. doi: 10.1002/humu.23067

Table 3.

Summary of Known and Predicted Pathogenic HMBS Variants in Caucasians in Genomic/Exomic Databases

cDNA Changesa Amino Acid Changesb CpG dinucleotide Reported in HGMD HMBS Activity Allele Frequency
c.3G>A p.M1I + 0±1% 0.000014
c.499C>T p.R167W + + 1±1% 0.0001
c.500G>A p.R167Q + + 3±1% 0.0002
c.583C>T p.R195C + + 3±1% 0.0001
c.755C>T p.A252V + 10±2% c 0.000014
c.992C>T p.A331V + 12±2% c 0.000027
c.364G>C p.A122P 1±1% 0.000014
c.482T>C p.L161P 1±0% 0.000014
c.753G>C p.R251S 2±0% 0.000014
c.354C>G p.N118K 2±1% c 0.000014
c.422+1G>A - 0.000014
c.652-2delA - 0.000014

Total Variant Allele Frequency = 0.00056
a

Nucleotide numbering uses +1 as the A of the ATG translation initiation codon in

b

amino acid numbering uses +1 as the first amino acid of the NP_000181.2A

c

Variants encoding p.N118K, p.A252V and p.A331V are thermolabile and activities reported are percent of initial WT activity after 65°C at 90 min, pH 8.0