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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 23.
Published in final edited form as: Science. 2017 Jun 2;356(6341):eaal3345. doi: 10.1126/science.aal3345

Table 1.

Function-altering variants in P. harrisi are enriched for genes that cause skeletal ciliopathies in humans.

Gene Pathway Variant PROVEAN score Human Syndrome
Ofd1 Cilia/Hh R325C −6.913 Orofaciodigital and Joubert
K517T −5.673
E889G −5.068

Talpid3 Cilia/Hh D759V −7.805 Joubert and Jeune

Evc Cilia/Hh T341I −5.546 Ellias-Van Creveld

Dync2h1 Cilia/Hh P2733S −7.431 Short-rib thoracic dysplasia

Ift122 Cilia/Hh Q691L −5.491 Cranioectodermal dysplasia

Wdr34 Cilia/Hh P188R −6.337 Short-rib thoracic dysplasia

Kif7 Cilia/Hh R833W −6.827 Joubert and Acrocallosal

Gli2 Hh P1086T −5.117 Culler-Jones

Fat1 PCP S1717L −5.858 Facioscapulohumeral Dystrophy (*)
Y2462C −8.592

Dchs1 PCP G2063D −6.45 Van Maldergem

Dvl1 PCP P103L −8.23 Robinow

Sanger validated examples of function-altering variants (PROVEAN score <−5) in P. harrisi. Cilia/Hh related genes were found based on functional enrichment for human syndromes. PCP (Planar cell polarity) genes were selected based on literature evidence linking cilia and PCP. These variant are fixed in the population.

(*) Based on phenotypic similarity to mutant mouse model.