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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 29.
Published in final edited form as: Curr Mol Med. 2010 Dec;10(9):851–863. doi: 10.2174/156652410793937750

Table 2.

Cx50 Mutation Identified in Human Congenital Cataracts

Mutation Location Cataract Types Inheritary Family Origin References
Human Cx50
R23T NT Nuclear Autosomal dominant Iranian [79]
V44E M1 Cataract & microcornea Autosomal dominant Indian [82]
W45S E1 Jellyfish-like bilateral & microcornea Autosomal dominant Inidian [73]
D47N E1 Nuclear pulverulent Autosomal dominant British [85]
E48K E1 Zonular nuclear pulverulent Autosomal dominant Pakistani [32]
V64G E1/M2 Nuclear Autosomal dominant Chinese [72]
V79L M2 “Full mone” Y-sutural opacity Autosomal dominant Indian [80]
P88S M2 Zonular pulverulent Autosomal dominant British [64]
P88Q M2 Lamellar pulverulent Autosomal dominant British [81]
Ins776G CL Triangular Autosomal recessive Germany [88]
P189L E2 Cataract & microcornea Autosomal dominant Danish [83]
R198Q E2 Cataract & microcornea Autosomal dominant Indian [82]
203fs E2 Cataract Autosomal recessive Indian [84]
I247M CT Zonular pulverulent Autosomal dominant Russian [78]
S276F CT Nuclear pulverulent Autosomal dominant Chinese [86]