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. 2018 Aug 29;38(4):BSR20171377. doi: 10.1042/BSR20171377

Table 3. Mutations in the ALPL gene found in the six families and three patients.

Number Relationship Amino acid change Status Location of mutated amino acids in 3D model Function Predict (Polyphen2, SIFT, Mutation Assessor) Reference
FM1
FM1-1 Proband T141N Compound heterozygous Active site Damaging [8]
C497S* Not shown Damaging The present study
FM1-2 Proband’s brother T141N Compound heterozygous Active site Damaging [8]
C497S* Not shown Damaging The present study
FM1-3 Proband’s mother T141N Heterozygous Active site Damaging
FM1-4 Proband’s father C497S* Heterozygous Not shown Damaging The present study
FM2
FM2-1 Proband Y388H Heterozygous Crown domain Damaging [12]
FM2-2 Proband’s mother Y388H Heterozygous Crown domain Damaging 12
FM3
FM3-1 Proband R138Pfs45x* Frameshift - - The present study
FM4
FM4-1 Proband R136H Compound heterozygous Active site Damaging 30
R136C Active site Damaging Versailles lab, October 2003
FM4-2 Proband’s father R136H Heterozygous Active site Damaging 30
FM5
FM5-1 Proband I10T Compound heterozygous Not shown Benign Versailles lab, June 2017
328delF Homodimer interface - 25
PA-6 V459A* Heterozygous Homodimer interface Damaging The present study
PA-7 C201R* Heterozygous - Damaging The present study

Accession number genomic sequence of the ALPL gene: Ref Seq NG_008940.1. Function predict by PolyPhen2 software, score ranges from 0 to 1.000, where 0 is benign, and a high positive number is damaging.

*, Novel mutations in ALPL.