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. 2023 Jan 27;14(2):328. doi: 10.3390/genes14020328

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Sanger sequencing trace files were analyzed to identify homozygous mutated, hemizygous mutant, heterozygous carriers, and homozygous wild-type individuals for each gene. The point of alteration is indicated by an arrow above the point of mutation. Figures (A–C) show the mutation MPV17 c.83G>T, figures (E–G) show PRX c.231C>A, figures (I–K right) show SACS c.4934G>C, figures (I–K left) show SACS c.262C>T, and figures (M–O) show GJB1 c.61G>C. Figures (D,H,L) and (P) show the single letter translation of both the wild-type and mutant gene.