Table 4:
AP3B1 Pathogenic Gene Variants Associated with Hermansky-Pudlak Syndrome Type 2 (HPS-2)
# | mRNA NM_003664.4 | Amino Acid NP_003655.3 | Exon/Intron | Variant Type 1 | Ethnic Background 2 | References and Footnotes |
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1 | c.2T>G | p.Met1Arg 3 | Exon 1 | Start-loss | Australian | (Cetica et al., 2015) |
2 | c.62delG | p.Gly21Valfs*20 | Exon 1 | Frameshift | - | (Jessen et al., 2013) |
3 | c.155_158delAGAG | p.Glu52Alafs*11 | Exon 2 | Indel | Caucasian, English | (Wenham et al., 2010) |
4 | c.177delA | p.Lys59Asnfs*5 | Exon 2 | Frameshift | - | (de Boer et al., 2017) |
5 | c.305T>C | p.Leu102Pro 4 | Exon 4 | Missense | - | (Jessen et al., 2013) |
6 | c.716G>A | p.Trp239* | Exon 7 | Nonsense | Moroccan | (de Boer et al., 2017) |
7 | c.904A>T | p.Arg302* | Exon 8 | Nonsense | - | (Enders et al., 2006) |
8 | c.1063_1064delCAinsTATCAATATC | p.Gln355Tyrfs*6 | Exon 10 | Indel | Italian | (Fontana et al., 2006) |
9 | c.1095+5G>A | IVS10+5G>A | Intron10 | Splice site | Mexican | (Chiang et al., 2010) |
10 | c.1168–1G>C 6 | IVS11–1G>C | Intron11 | Splice site | Dutch | (Dell'Angelica et al., 1999; Gochuico et al., 2012) 5,6 |
11 | c.1473+6T>C | IVS14+6T>C | Intron14 | Splice site | - | (Clark et al., 2003) |
12 | c.1525C>T | p.Arg509* | Exon 15 | Nonsense | Cajun, Houma Indian | (Huizing et al., 2002) |
13 | c.1619dupG | p.Ala541Serfs*25 | Exon 15 | Frameshift | - | (Clark et al., 2003) |
14 | g.del8168-bp 7 | del exon 15 | Introns14+15, Exon 15 | Indel | Turkish | (Jung et al., 2006) 7 |
15 | g.del1872-bp 7 | del exon 15 | Introns14+15, Exon 15 | Indel | - | (Hengst et al., 2018) 7 |
16 | del exon 16 | - | Exon 16 | Indel | - | (Jessen et al., 2013) |
17 | c.1739T>G | p.Leu580Arg | Exon 16 | Missense | Dutch | (Dell'Angelica et al., 1999) |
18 | c.1754delT | p.Val585Glufs*6 | Exon 16 | Frameshift | Caucasian | (de Boer et al., 2017) |
19 | c.1789dupA | p.Ile597Asnfs*12 | Exon 16 | Frameshift | Italian | (Fontana et al., 2006) |
20 | c.1839_1842delTAGA | p.Asp613Glufs*38 | Exon 17 | Indel | - | (de Boer et al., 2017; Hengst et al., 2018; Jung et al., 2006) |
21 | c.1975G>T | p.Glu659* | Exon 18 | Nonsense | Cajun, Houma Indian | (Huizing et al., 2002) |
22 | c.2041G>T | p.Glu681* | Exon 18 | Nonsense | - | (Ammann et al., 2017; Jessen et al., 2013) |
23 | g.del624-bp 8 c.del2077_2164 | p.Glu693Valfs*13 | Intron18, Exon 19 | Indel | Maltese | (Wenham et al., 2010) |
24 | c.2546T>G | p.Leu849* | Exon 22 | Nonsense | - | (Hengst et al., 2018) |
25 | c.2702C>G 9 | p.Ser901Cys | Exon 23 | Missense Splice site | Caucasian | (de Boer et al., 2017) 9 |
26 | c.2770delC | p.Leu924Phefs*3 | Exon 23 | Frameshift | - | (Jessen et al., 2013) |
27 | c.2944delC | p.Leu982Cysfs*19 | Exon 25 | Frameshift | - | (Hengst et al., 2018) |
28 | c.3222_3223delTG 10 | p.Lys1076Asnfs*60 | Exon 27 | Indel-Stop-loss | United Arabic Emirates | (Hengst et al., 2018; Jessen et al., 2013; Kurnik et al., 2013) 10 |
29 | inv(5)p15.1-q14.1 11 | - | - | Indel-chrom. inversion | Lebanese | (Jones et al., 2013) 11 |
When deletion/insertion is 1 nucleotide it is named Frame shift, when larger it is named Indel.
Extracted from literature reference. ‘-‘ = unreported.
This variant likely leads to a loss of protein translation in the start codon of the longest splice variant of AP3B1 (NM_003664.4).
Gray highlight: missense variant. See Supplemental Table S1 for pathogenicity predictions.
At least one of the reported cases with this variant was identified by next generation sequencing.
This variant was originally described as del63-bp in the patients’ cDNA (Dell'Angelica et al., 1999), but later found to be due to a gDNA splice site variant, skipping the 63-bp exon 12 (Gochuico et al., 2012).
Described as g.151312_159483del8172-bp (NG_007268) (Hengst et al., 2018). It is possible that del8168-bp reported by (Jung et al., 2006) is the same deletion.
This deletion was reported as: NC_00005.8:g.180242–180866del.
This nucleotide change activates a cryptic donor splice and causes a deletion of 112bp within exon 23 on the mRNA level, resulting in a frame shift and a premature termination codon p.Val900Thrfs*63 (de Boer et al., 2017).
This frameshift in the AP3B1 C-terminal coding region results in a prolonged altered protein, beyond the termination codon, with 42 additional C-terminal amino acids compared to the wild type protein (Kurnik et al., 2013).
Chromosomal inversion breakpoints occur within the AP3B1 gene (Jones et al., 2013).