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. 2020 Oct 15;44(3):554–565. doi: 10.1002/jimd.12321

TABLE 1.

Pathogenic DBH variants reported in patients with DBH‐deficiency

NR Location DNA (NM_000787.4) Protein (NP_000778.3) Reference
1 Intron 1 c.339+2T>C a None (affects splicing) Kim et al 19
2 Exon 1 c.301G>A p.(Val101Met) b Kim et al 19
3 Exon 2 c.342C>A p.(Asp114Glu) Kim et al 19
4 Exon 3 c.617del p.(Glu206Glyfs*82) Deinum et al 20
5 Exon 4 c.806G>T p.(Cys269Phe) Deinum et al 20
6 Exon 6 c.1033G>A p.(Asp345Asn) b Kim et al 19
7 Exon 6 c.1085C>A p.(Ala362Glu) Kim et al 19
8 Intron 8 c.1374+2_1374+20del None (affects splicing) Deinum et al 20
9 Exon 9 c.1409_1410delinsTG p.(Thr470Met) Bartoletti‐Stella et al 21
10 Exon 11 c. 1667A>G p.(Tyr556Cys) Deinum et al 20

Note: Pathogenic DBH variants reported in patients with DBH‐deficiency. Numbers in column 1 correspond with numbers in column 12 (Molecular diagnosis) of Table S1. RefSeq IDs are NM_000787.4 for DNA and NP_000778.3 for protein.

a

Also reported as IVS1+2T>C.

b

This has only been described in trans with c.1033G>A, one of the two may not be pathogenic.