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. 2018 Jul 31;103(10):3869–3876. doi: 10.1210/jc.2018-01004

Table 2.

List of Somatic Mutations Identified in White American APAs

Amino Acid Substitutions APAs From Men (n = 45) APAs From Women (n = 30)
KCNJ5 gene 11 (24%) 21 (70%)
 p.G151R 6 8
 p.L168R 2 11
 p.E145Q 2 0
 p.[F140L;G151R]a 0 1
 p.T149delinsTIa 1 0
 p.G151_Y152del 0 1
ATP1A1 gene 10 (22%) 3 (10%)
 p.L104R 7 3
 p.M102_L103del 1 0
 p.V332G 1 0
 p.E960_L964delinsAVa 1 0
ATP2B3 gene 3 (7%) 0
 p.V424_L425del 2 0
 p.V422_L425delinsITa 1 0
CACNA1D gene 15 (33%) 1 (3%)
 p.V259Ga 2 0
 p.V259D 1 0
 p.G403R 3 0
 p.F747V 1 0
 p.F747L 1 0
 p.I750M 2 0
 p.R990H 1 1
 p.A998V 1 0
 p.V1151F 2 0
 p.V1338M 1 0
CTNNB1 gene 0 2 (7%)
 p.S45F 0 2
Mutation negative 6 (13%) 3 (10%)

Numbers of APA-harboring corresponding mutations are listed.

a

Indicates previously unreported mutation. The following reference sequences were used for determining amino acid changes: NM_000890 (KCNJ5), NM_000701 (ATP1A1), NM_021949 (ATP2B3), NM_001128839 (CACNA1D), and NM_001904 (CTNNB1).