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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 7.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Heart Fail. 2019 Jun 18;21(8):955–964. doi: 10.1002/ejhf.1534

Table 2.

Observed phenotypes associated with mutations in arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy-related genes

Gene Predominant RV disease Biventricular disease Predominant LV disease Other characteristics Ref.
JUP + + Cardiocutaneous syndrome 4
DSP + + Cardiocutaneous syndrome 25
PKP2 + + 6,26
DSG2 + + + 8,26
DSC2 + + 9,26
TGFB3 + Unknown Unknown 27
TMEM43 + + 28
TTN + + + 19,29
DES + + 10
Lamin A/C + + Conduction disease 11
PLN + + 16,26
CTNNA3 + + 14
CDH2 + + 13
SCN5A + + Electrical > structural disease 1 2,29
FLNC + + 15
RBM20 Unknown Unknown + 30
BAG3 Unknown Unknown + 31

A literature review identified the spectrum of phenotypes in relation to ventricular disease in patients with carrying mutations in AC-related genes. Presence of disease is marked with ‘+’ and absence with ‘−’.

BAG3, Bcl2-associated athanogene 3; CDH2, cadherin 2; CTTNA3, catenin alpha 3; DES, desmin; DSC2, desmocolin 2; DSG2, desmoglein 2; DSP, desmoplakin; FLNC, filamin C; JUP, plakoglobin; LV, left ventricular; PKP2, plakophillin 2; PLN, phospholamban; RBM20, RNA binding motif protein 20; RV, right ventricular; SCN5A, sodium voltage-gated channel alpha subunit 5; TGFB3, transforming growth factor beta 3; TMEM43, transmembrane protein 43; TTN, titin.