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. 2020 Sep 1;10(9):1261. doi: 10.3390/biom10091261

Table 1.

Potassium channel subfamily K member 3 (KCNK3) mutations identified in PAH patients and their consequences for the KCNK3/TASK-1 channel function.

KCNK3 Mutation (AA) KCNK3 Mutation (Nucleic Acid) Number of PAH Patients Carrying the Mutation Number of Healthy Carrier Zygosity Function (Patch Clamp) Function Restored by ONO-RS-082 References
T8K 1 Heterozygous loss yes [50]
G97R 289 G > A 2 1 Heterozygous loss / [50]
G106R 316 G > C 2 1 Heterozygous and homozygous loss no [51]
A114V 341C > T 1 Heterozygous / / [53]
K145M 434 A > T 1 Heterozygous / / [52]
E182K 1 Heterozygous loss yes [50]
A189T 565 G > A 1 Heterozygous / / [52]
Y192C 1 Heterozygous loss / [50]
G203D 608 G > A 6 1 Heterozygous loss no [50,55]
V206L 616 G > T 1 Heterozygous / / [54]
L214R 641 T > G 1 Heterozygous loss no [51]
V221L 661 G > C 1 Heterozygous loss / [50]