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. 2019 Apr 25;104(5):815–834. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2019.03.022

Table 1.

Pathogenic Variants and Key Clinical Information of Individuals with Bi-allelic Mutations in ACTL6B

Individual R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8a R8b R9 R10
Inheritance recessive, homozygous recessive, compound heterozygous; similarly affected brother passed away at 5 y recessive, homozygous; similarly affected brother passed away at 4 y recessive, compound heterozygous recessive, compound heterozygous recessive, compound heterozygous recessive, homozygous recessive, homozygous recessive, homozygous; sister of R8a recessive, compound heterozygous recessive, homozygous
Coding change (NM_016188.4) c.441_443delCTT c.695delC c.1275C>A c.1279del c.389G>A c.556C>T c.852C>G c.740G>A c.1231C>T c.669+1G>A c.289C>T c.1045G>A c.1045G>A c.724C>T c.617T>C c.1279del
Protein change (NP_057272.1) p.Phe147del p.Pro232Glnfs24 p.Cys425 p.427Aspext33 p.Arg130Gln p.Gln186 p.Tyr284 p.Trp247 p.Gln411 splicing p.Arg97 p.Gly349Ser p.Gly349Ser p.Gln242 p.Leu206Pro p.427Aspext33
gnomAD MAF 0.00001444, no homozygotes absent absent absent 0.000008132, no homozygotes absent absent absent absent absent 0.000004064, no homozygotes 0.00001219, no homozygotes 0.00001219, no homozygotes absent absent absent
Age at assessment 3 y (F) 5 y (M) (passed away at age 5) 11 m (M) (passed away age 5) 8 y (F) 5 m (F) 12 m (M) (passed away age 2) 4 y (F) 6 y (F) 5 y (F) 14 m (F) 4.5 y (F)
Head circum. (cm) 43 (−3.5 SD) NA 44 (3rd) 50.3 (10th %ile) 38.4 (−3.0 SD) 42 (−2.4 SD) normal 41.5 (−3.8 SD) at 18 m 39 (7th %ile) at 4 m 43 (−2.5 SD) 47 (−2.8 SD)
ID, DD +, severe + + +, severe +, severe +, severe +, severe +, severe +, severe +, severe +
Speech NA NA NA
Ambulation NA NA NA +, with support
Axial hypotonia + + + + + + + + + + +
Limb spasticity + + + + + + + + + + +
Feeding difficulties + + + + + + + + +
Epilepsy + + + + + + + + + + +
Seizures (age at beginning) 3 m 3 y NA NA 2 m neonatal (25 days) infancy infancy infancy antenatal 9 m, infantile spasms
Seizure types myoclonias 2–6 per day complex partial NA NA tonic and myoclonic focal onset epilepsy, progressed to infantile spasms NA NA NA myoclonic and tonic seizures tonic and myoclonic
EEG anomalies multifocal epileptic activity NA multifocal epileptic activity NA multifocal epileptic activity multifocal interictal epileptiform spike discharges, lack of posterior dominant rhythm multifocal EEG abnormalities generalized slowing of background rhythms generalized slowing of background rhythms multifocal epileptic activity, esp. left hemisphere multifocal epileptic activity, esp. left hemisphere
MRI prominent subarachnoid spaces and small corpus callosum normal mild T2 hyperintensity in frontal periventricular white matter mild T2 hyperintensity in frontal periventricular white matter 2 m: symmetric signal changes in the brainstem and in the dorsal medulla oblongata, possibly also around the dentate nucleus 3 weeks: asymmetric ventricles, cortical dysplasia right parietal lobe; 9 m: cerebral atrophy, hypoplasia of corpus callosum NA 5 m: significantly decreased white matter throughout, extremely thin corpus callosum. Normal MR spectroscopy 10 m: periventricular leukomalacia with white matter volume loss, overall brain volume loss, delayed myelination and thinning of corpus callosum. Normal MR spectroscopy thin corpus callosum; high signal intensity doral globus pallidus/putamen; some asymmetry gyral patern 3.5 y: cerebral and cerebellar atrophy, thin corpus callosum