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Table 2 FAM111B gene mutations, genotyping restriction enzymes and DNA fragment lengths

From: A cost-effective method for detecting mutations in the human FAM111B gene associated with POIKTMP syndrome

No

FAM111B gene mutation

Type of mutation

Restriction enzymes

DNA fragment lengths (bp)

1

c.1247T>C (p. Phe416Ser) (12)

Missense

AvaI/BsoBI/Eco88I/XmnI

T/T = 1085 bp (i.e., Noncutter)

T/C = 1085, 958, and 127 bp

C/C = 958 and 127 bp

2

c.1261_1263delAAG (p. Lys421del) (5)

Deletion

Hin4I

A/A = 397, 243, 215 and 3 × 32# bp

A/G = 560, 390, 243, 215 and 3 × 32# bp

G/G = 560, 243, 275 and 2 × 32# bp

3

c.1289A>C (p. Gln430Pro) (3, 4)

Missense

TasI/MluCI

A/A = 251, 194, 161, 146 and 79 bp

A/C = 251, 194, 161, 146, 120 and 79 bp

C/C = 251, 194, 161 and 146 bp

4

c.1462delT (p. Cys488Valfs*21) (16)

Frameshift

Hpy991/HpyCH4III

T/T = 1085 bp (i.e., Noncutter)

delT/T = 1085, 739, and 345 bp

C/C = 739 and 345 bp

5

c.1861T>G (p. Tyr621Asp) (2, 7)

Missense

BstZ17I/Bst 11071/BssNAI

T/T = 740 and 345 bp

T/G = 1085, 740 and 345 bp

G/G = 1085 bp (i.e., Noncutter)

6

c.1873A>C (p. Thr625Pro) (13)

Missense

Hpy8I

A/A = 395, 345, 284, 50 and 11* bp

A/C = 395, 345, 295, 284, 50 and 11* bp

A/A = 395, 345, 295, 50 bp

7

c.1874C>A (p. Thr625Asn) (4)

Missense

MseI/TruI/Tru9I/SaqAI

C/C = 393 and 238 bp#

C/A = 393, 238, 145 bp#

A/A = 393 and 145 bp#

8

c.1879A>G (p. Arg627Gly) (7)

Missense

StyI/ BsaJI

A/A = 592, 480 and 13* bp

A/G = 592, 480, 317, 275 and 13* bp

G/G = 480, 317, 275 and 13* bp

9

c.1883G>A (p. Ser628Asn) (7) (4, 10)

Missense

ApoI/XapI

G/G = 715, 161, 120 and 89 bp

G/A = 715, 552, 163$, 161$, 120 and 89 bp

A/A = 552, 163$, 161$, 120 and 89 bp

10

c1881 C>T (p. Arg672Ser) (14)

This reported mutation was unverifiable

Missense

11

c.1884T>A (p. Ser628Arg) (1)

Missense

BsaBI/BseJI

T/T = 1085 bp (i.e., Noncutter)

T/A = 1085, 767 and 318 bp

A/A = 767 and 318 bp

  1. *Band might be too small to visualize
  2. #Bands < 100 bp (i.e., between 7 and 92 bp) will be created by these enzymes and is advisable to run these bands off the gel for proper visualization of the > 100 bp band that produces the distinctive band patterns required for genotyping
  3. $A thick band comprising the 163 and 161 bp may be observed on the agarose gel (we recommend a 3.0% agarose gel to resolve the DNA fragments)
  4. These DNA fragments genotypes may prove difficult to separate on a 2.5% agarose gel. We recommend a 3–4% agarose gel or 12–15% polyacrylamide gels (using 20 bp DNA ladder) and running the electrophoresis at a voltage of 35–40 V under cold conditions to separate these bands
  5. N.B. Values in parenthesis are the references describing these mutations