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. 2019 Aug 5;13(1):331–343. doi: 10.1080/19336950.2019.1649521

Table 3.

Disease-related mutations in Nav1.4 and Nav1.5 that enhance closed-state inactivation.

Gene Protein Location Mutation Defective inactivation Phenotype References
SCN4A
Nav1.4
DⅢS4 (R3) R1135C*
(rat R1128C)
Delayed fast inactivation,
hyperpolarizing shift in SSA,
delayed recovery from inactivation,
enhanced CSI,
delayed recovery from CSI
hypoPP Groome et al. 2014 [60]
Groome et al. 2014 [61]
DⅢS4 (R3) R1135H*
(rat R1128H)
Delayed fast inactivation,
hyperpolarizing shift in SSA,
delayed recovery from inactivation,
enhanced CSI,
delayed recovery from CSI
hypoPP Groome et al. 2014 [60]
DIVS4 (R2) R1451L Delayed fast inactivation,
hyperpolarizing shift in SSA,
accelerated recovery from inactivation,
enhanced CSI,
accelerated entry into CSI
hypoPP and myotonia
(homozygous)
hyperPP and myotonia
(heterozygous)
Luo et al. 2018 [26]
SCN5A
Nav1.5
DⅡ-DⅢ linker E1053K Accelerated fast inactivation,
delayed recovery from inactivation,
enhanced intermediate inactivation,
enhanced CSI
BrS Mohler et al. 2004 [66]
DⅢ-DIV linker Delta KPQ Delayed fast inactivation,
enhanced CSI,
accelerated entry into CSI
LQTS Viswanathan et al. 2001 [63]
Chen et al. 2002 [64]
DIVS1 N1541D Delayed fast inactivation,
hyperpolarizing shift in SSA,
delayed recovery from inactivation,
enhanced CSI,
accelerated entry into CSI
BrS,
SSS,
SVT
Dharmawan et al. 2019 [57]
DIVS4 (R4) R1632C Hyperpolarizing shift in SSA,
delayed recovery from inactivation,
profound use-dependent current attenuation,
enhanced CSI,
accelerated entry into CSI,
delayed recovery from CSI
BrS,
SSS,
SVT
Nakajima et al. 2005 [34]
Dharmawan et al. 2019 [57]
C-terminus 1795insD Delayed fast inactivation,
delayed recovery from inactivation,
profound use-dependent current attenuation,
hyperpolarizing shift in SSA,
enhanced slow inactivation,
enhanced CSI,
accelerated entry into CSI
LQTS,
BrS
Veldkamp et al. 2000 [67]
Viswanathan et al. 2001 [63]
C-terminus L1825P Delayed fast inactivation,
hyperpolarizing shift in SSA
enhanced CSI,
accelerated entry into CSI
LQTS Makita et al. 2002 [65]

BrS, Brugada syndrome; CSI, closed-state inactivation; HyperPP, hyperkalemic periodic paralysis; HypoPP, hypokalemic periodic paralysis; LQTS, long QT syndrome; R2-4, second to fourth arginine residues (R2, R3, and R4) in domain IV-segment 4; SSA, steady-state availability; SSS, sick sinus syndrome; SVT, supraventricular tachyarrhythmia. *, Electrophysiological data were obtained from rat Nav1.4 R1128C or rat Nav1.4 R1128H. Descriptions of closed-state inactivation are written in bold and italic.