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. 2020 Jan 22;22(5):974–978. doi: 10.1038/s41436-020-0749-x

Table 1.

Reported pathogenic mobile element insertions (MEIs).

Gene Classification Transcript Annotation Inheritance Orientation TSD 5’ truncation
ATM LPATH NM_139312 c.169–4insL1 AR 21 bp 8 bp
BRCA2a PATH NM_000059.3 c.3407_3408insAlu AD + 17 bp 220 bp
CHD8 LPATH NM_001170629.1 c.5419_5420insAlu AD + 16 bp None
DEPDC5 PATH NM_001242896 c.2958_2959insAlu AD 15 bp 211 bp
EFTUD2 PATH NM_001258353 c.1277_1278insAlu AD 16 bp 2 bp
ETFB PATH NM_001985 c.426_427insAlu AR + 16 bp None
MAK PATH NM_001242385 c.1297_1298insAlu AR 11 bp None
NSD1 PATH NM_022455.4 c.1926_1927insAlu AD 17 bp None
OCRL PATH NM_001587 c.2557_2558insL1 XL 17 bp 5657 bp
OFD1 PATH NM_001330209 c.416_417insAlu XL 15 bp None
RPL11 PATH NM_000975 c.375_376insSVA AD 16 bp 716 bp
SLC26A3 LPATH NM_000111 c.131+3insAlu AR 13 bp 1 bp
USH2A PATH NM_206933.2 c.8932_8933insAlu AR 14 bp 1 bp
ZEB2 PATH NM_014795 c.1600_1601insAlu AD 9 bp None

Orientation is relative to hg19.

AD autosomal dominant, AR autosomal recessive, Ins insertion, LPATH likely pathogenic, PATH pathogenic, TSD target site duplication, XL X-linked.

aSecondary finding. All other MEIs are considered diagnostic.