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. 2021 Oct 1;11:19578. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-98360-7

Table 1.

CPD in mitochondrially encoded Complex I proteins. Variants that are considered in details below are shown in bold.

Gene Nucleotide mutation Amino acid mutation Associated disease Clades with CPD (class) Number of substitutions to pathogenic AA on a tree
ND1 m.3481G > A E59K MELAS, Progressive Encephalopathy 4 mites (Arachnida) 1
m.3688G > A A128T LS 1 butterfly (Insecta) 1
m.3697G > A G131S MELAS

5 parasitic flatworms (Cestoda)

2 mites (Arachnida)

1 beetle (Insecta)

3
m.3890G > A R195Q LS, LHON 1 amphibian (Amphibia) 1
m.3946G > A E214K MELAS

5 bony fishes (Actinopterygii)

2 insects (Insecta)

6
ND2 m.4681 T > C L71P LS 1 bird (Aves) 1
ND3 m.10158 T > C S34P LS

3 hexapods (Entognatha)

1 sea spider (Pycnogonida)

1 turtle (Reptilia)

4
m.10197G > A A47T LS, DYT, LDYT

5 insects (Insecta)

3 spiders (Arachnida)

23 cephalopods (Cephalopoda)

3 turtles (Reptilia)

8
ND5 m.13063G > A V243I LS 1 spider (Arachnida) 1
ND6 m.14487 T > C M63V LS, DYT 1 insect (Insecta) 1
m.14600G > A P25L LS with sensorineural deafness 1 insect (Insecta) 1

MELAS—Mitochondrial encephalomyopathy, lactic acidosis, and stroke-like episodes; LS—Leigh Syndrome; LHON—Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy; DYT – dystonia; LDYT—Leber's disease and dystonia.