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. 2022 Jun 13;68(3):131–152. doi: 10.1038/s10038-022-01055-8

Table 2.

FUS mutations and their clinical features in our cohort [28, 48]

No. Exon Mutation Age at onset Duration (month) Site of onset Cognitive decline
1 14 p.G472VfsX57 c.1420_1421 ins GT 26 12 L/E -
2 14 p.G497AfsX527 c.1485 del A 18 11 Neck, U/E(P) MR
3 14 p.K510E c.1528 A > G 28 10 Neck -
4 14 p.S513P c.1537 T > C 62 84 L/E -
5 14 p.S513P c.1537 T > C 52 156 L/E -
6 14 p.R514S c.1542 G > C 42 43 Bulbar -
7 14 p.R514S c.1542 G > C 51 Bulbar, U/E(P) -
8 15 p.H517P c.1550 A > C 31 24 Bulbar -
9* 15 p.H517D c.1551 C > G 39 (n = 2) 20 Neck, U/E(P) -
10 15 p.Q519E c.1555 C > G 60 (n = 2) alive > 192 ‡ L/E -
11* 15 p.R521S c.1561 C > A 35.5 (n = 2) 49 Bulbar, U/E(P) -
12* 15 p.R521L c.1562 G > T 38.5 (n = 2) 17 Neck, U/E(P) FTD
13* 15 p.R521L c.1562 G > T 35.7 (n = 13) 17.7 Neck, U/E(P) -
14 15 p.R521L c.1562 G > T 44 Neck -
15 15 p.R521H c.1562 G > A 39 L/E -
Average 40.1 40.3

We have identified 11 mutations in all 15 families, concentrated in Ex14 and Ex15. Most are young-onset and rapidly progressing, with spherical symptoms and cervical spinal cord region onset. p.Q519E and p.S513P families have older age, slightly slower progression, and lower extremity onset.

n number of patients, FTD frontotemporal dementia, L/E lower extremity, MR mental retardation, U/E(p) upper extremity with proximal dominancy, − absent