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. 2022 Jun 25;43(9):5289–5300. doi: 10.1007/s10072-022-06168-8

Table 6.

Coexisting rare heterozygous alterations

Patient ID Form AOO Sex Symptoms Gene Variant ID Zygosity Clinical significance ACMG classification MAF (non-Finnish) Inheritance Patients Controls Reference
P50 F 60 m Short-term memory impairment, prefrontal symptoms, parkinsonism C19ORF12 p.P60A c.178C > G het D LP - AR, AD 1/54 0/137 -
PARK7 p.Ile91_Leu92fs c.273_274insA het D P - AR 1/54 0/137 -
P35 S 61 m Short-term memory impairment, visuospatial disturbancy, dyscalculia, apraxia ABCA7 p.D1957Y c.5869G > T het D VUS - AD 1/54 0/137 -
LRRK2 p.A1862V c.5585C > T het D VUS - AD 1/54 0/137 -
SPG11 p.V2053M c.6157G > A rs149003934 het VUS VUS  < 0.01 AR 1/54 0/137 [24]

From our biobanks, 55 healthy subjects and 82 patients without any neurodegenerative symptoms were selected as controls. F, familial, S; sporadic; AOO, age of onset; f, female; m, male; het., heterozygous; D, damaging; P, pathogenic; LP, likely pathogenic; VUS, variants with uncertain significance; AR, autosomal recessive; AD, autosomal dominant; MAF, minor allele frequency