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Published in final edited form as: Acta Ophthalmol. 2021 Jul 29;100(3):e847–e858. doi: 10.1111/aos.14958

Table 2.

Spectrum of mutations in the BEST1 gene in a group of 31 patients affected by BVMD – Best vitelliform macular dystrophy and ARB – autosomal dominant bestrophinopathy.

Family ID and number of patient Phenotype Allele 1 Reference (PMID)# Allele 2 Reference (PMID) Segregation analysis

Putative dominant cases
 MDS309 BVMD stage 1 c.37C>G;p.R13G This study n.d.
 MB72 BVMD stage 4 c.44G>A;p.G15D 20057903 yes
 MB46 (patients 1–3) BVMD stage 4 c.72G>T;p.W24C 9700209 yes
 MB28 BVMD stage 2 c.89A>G;p.K30R 10798642 n.d.
 MB6 (patients 1–4) BVMD 7 eyes stage 5, 1 eye stage 3 c.652C>T;p.R218C 9700209 yes
 MB48 (patients 1–4) BVMD 4 eyes stage 5, 3 eyes stage 4 c.703G>T;p.V235L 11241846 yes
 MB88 BVMD stage 2 c.728C>T;p.A243V 10737974 n.d.
 MB31 BVMD stage 2 c.728C>T;p.A243V 10737974 n.d.
 MB27 BVMD stage 5 c.728C>T;p.A243V 10737974 n.d.
 MDS122 BVMD 1 eye stage 3, 1 eye stage 5 c.884T>C;p.I295T 12187431 yes
 MB38 (patients 1 + 2) BVMD 3 eyes stage 5, 1 eye stage 4 c.884T>C;p.I295T 12187431 yes
 MB19 BVMD stage 3 c.884_886del; p.I295del 9700209 yes
 MB86 BVMD stage 5 c.884_886del; p.I295del 9700209 n.d.
 MB91 BVMD stage 4 c.884_886del; p.l295del 9700209 n.d.
 MB74 BVMD stage 1 c.932T>G;p.V311G 10737974 n.d.
Putative recessive cases
 MB92 ARB c.397A>C; p.N133H 21273940 c.712del; p.Q238Rfs*3 this study yes
 MB80 ARB c.400C>G;p.L134V 17287362 c.400C>G;p.L134V 17287362 yes
 MB83 ARB c.422G>A; p.R141H 10854112 c.422G>A; p.R141H 10854112 n.d.
 MB64 BVMD stage 3 c.584C>T;p.A195V 10798642 c.934G>A; p.D312N 10854112 n.d.
 MDS290 ARB c.779del; p.P260Qfs*29 14517959 c.779del; p.P260Qfs*29 14517959 n.d.
 MB93 ARB c.889C>T;p.P297S 10453731 c.1315C>T; p.Q439* this study n.d.
Unclear inheritance
 MB70 BVMD 1 eye stage 1, 1 eye stage 2 c.422G>A; p.R141H 10854112 n.d.
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If multiple references are known, only the first description is given.

Other abbreviations: PMID – PubMed Unique Identifier, n.d. – not done.