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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Nov 4.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet A. 2008 Feb 15;146A(4):517–520. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.a.32136

TABLE II.

Mutations Reported in BBS5

BBS families c.DNA Predicted effect Exon State Origin Reference
1 c.123delA p.Gly42GlnfsX11 2 Ho Tunisia Smaoui et al. 2006
1 263_271indelGCTCTTA1 Indel-1 fs X1 3 Ho Turkey Li et al. 2004
1 c.176G>A p.Trp59X 3 Ho Kurdish Li et al. 2004
1 c.214G>A p.Gly72Ser 4 Ho Somalia This study
1 c.181T>A/G p.Leu142X 6 Ho Saudi Arabia Li et al. 2004
1 IVS6+3A>G1 fsX in exon 71 7 Ho New Foundland Li et al. 2004
1 c.547G>A p.Thr183Ala 7 Ho Sri Lanka This study
2 c.551A>G p.Asn184Ser2 7 He Caucasian Li et al. 2004
2 c.620G>A p.Arg207His2 8 He Caucasian Li et al. 2004
1 Deletion in intron 8 ->3′UTR Exon 9−12 spliced out 9−12 Ho Turkey Nishimura et al. 2005

For cDNA numbering +1 corresponds to the A of the first ATG translation initiation codon, except for

1

where the mutations are reported as in the reference paper;

2

Uncertain pathogeneicity; Nucleotide numbers are derived from GenBank, RefSeq cDNA accession numbers: NM_152384.2 for BBS5.