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. 2017 Mar 9;34(5):549–562. doi: 10.1007/s10815-017-0895-5

Table 1.

Overview of different imprinting disorders in humans

Imprinting disorder Imprinted domain Cytogenetic abnormality Uniparental disomy Imprinting center epimutation Deletions/duplications involving imprinting center Gene mutation MLID References
Transient neonatal diabetes 1 (TNDM1, OMIM 601410) 6q24 Visible paternal duplication of 6q24 (2%) Paternal UPD6 (35–40%) Hypomethylation of the maternal ICR/P1 (20%) Submicroscopic duplication of the 6q24 region on the paternal allele (35–40%) Reported [45, 5153]
Silver–Russell syndrome (SRS, OMIM 180860) 11p15.5 Maternal duplication of 11p15 (<2%) Maternal UPD11 (1 case) Hypomethylation of the paternal IC1 (up to 70%) IC2 duplication on maternal allele (1 case) Reported [5459]
7p12.2, 7q32.2 Chromosomal rearrangement (<2%) Maternal UPD7 (5%)
Beckwith–Wiedemann syndrome (BWS, OMIM 130650) 11p15.5 Chromosomal rearrangement (1–2%) Paternal UPD11 (20%) • Hypermethylation of the maternal IC1 (5%)
• Hypomethylation of the maternal IC2 (50%)
• IC1 deletion on maternal allele (<5%)
• IC2 deletion on maternal allele (<2%)
CDKN1C on maternal allele (5% sporadic, 50% in familial cases) Reported [29, 46, 6065]
Prader–Willi Syndrome (PWS, OMIM 176270) 15q11–q13 • Deletions of 15q11.2–q13 on maternal allele (65–75%)
• Chromosomal rearrangement (<1%)
Maternal UPD15 (25–30%) • 1% of PWS is due to imprinting defects (epimutations)
• Hypermethylation of paternal PWS/ICR (75–80% of imprinting defects cases)
Deletions in the regulatory region located around PWS/ICR on the paternal allele (15% of imprinting defect cases) Not reported [6670]
Angelman syndrome (AS, OMIM 105830) 15q11–q13 Deletions of 15q11.2–q13 on maternal allele (70%)
Chromosomal rearrangement (<1%)
Paternal UPD15 (7%) • 2–5% of AS is due to imprinting defects (epimutations)
• Hypomethylation of the SNRPN DMR on the maternal allele (80–90% of imprinting defects cases
Deletions in the regulatory region located around AS/ICR on the maternal allele (10–20% of imprinting defect cases) UBE3A on maternal allele (11%) Reported once [66, 67, 7175]
Pseudohypoparathyroidism type 1b (PHP1B, OMIM 603233) 20q13 Microdeletion in STX16 (in about 20% of PHP1B patients with exon 1A ICR hypomethylation) Paternal UPD20 (few cases reported) Hypomethylation of ICR of exon 1A on the maternal allele (sporadic cases) Deletion in NESPAS and NESP55 (very few familial cases) Reported [47, 48, 7682]