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. 2022 Nov 10;15:237. doi: 10.1186/s12920-022-01391-w

Table 1.

GREB1L variants associated with HI

Family type cDNA change* amino acid change Mode of inheritance CADD score
(v1.6)
TopMed gnomAD v3.1.2 Hearing loss Inner ear imaging phenotype Country Reference
Isolated

c.347 C > T

(rs1333304296)

p.(Thr116Ile) AD** 27.2 Absent Absent Profound bilateral SNHI Bilateral cochlear aplasia, bilateral dysplastic vestibule and semicircular canals; bilateral cochlear nerve aplasia Egypt [14]
Familial c.848 A > G p.(Asn283Ser) AD 16.2 Absent Absent Profound bilateral SNHI NA Pakistan [14]
Isolated

c.982 C > T

(rs1555648043)

p.(Arg328*) de novo/ AD** 36.0 Absent Absent Profound bilateral SNHI

Case 1: Bilateral cochlear aplasia, bilateral dysplastic vestibule and semicircular canals; bilateral cochlear nerve aplasia.

Case 2: Cochlear hypoplasia type 1 (right): Cochlear aplasia with dilated vestibule (left)

US, Korea [11] [15]
Isolated c.1079T > A p.(Leu360*) AD** 36.0 Absent Absent Profound bilateral HI Cochlear aplasia with dilated vestibule (right): bilateral common cavity and Cochlear aplasia with dilated vestibule (left) Korea [15]
Isolated c.3041G > A p.(Gly1014Glu) AD or de novo 26.5 Absent Absent Profound bilateral SNHI NA Ghana This study
Isolated c.4368G > T p.(Glu1410fs) de novo 36.0 Absent Absent Profound bilateral SNHI Unilateral cochlear aplasia, unilateral incomplete partition type I, bilateral dysplastic vestibule and semicircular canals; bilateral cochlear nerve aplasia US [11]
Isolated c.5618T > C p.(Leu1873Pro) AD** 28.9 Absent Absent Profound bilateral HI Bilateral common cavity Korea [15]

AD  Autosomal dominantly inherited; NA Not available

*Based on NM_001142966.2. **Reduced penetrance seen in family.