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Table 3 UMOD mutation characteristics

From: Autosomal dominant tubulointerstitial kidney disease-UMOD is the most frequent non polycystic genetic kidney disease

Mutation

Exon

Protein alteration

Wake Forest Registry

HGMD

Polyphen

SIFT

1KG

ESP

ExAC

c.184A > Ca

3

p.(Thr62Pro) [34]

Yesa

No

0.662

0.030.03 0.

0.0006.006

0.0004

c.202G > A

3

p.(Glu68Lys) [34]

Yes

No

0.999

0

c.263G > T

3

p.(Gly88Val)

No

No

1

0

c.272-274del

3

p.(Ser91del) [34]

Yes

No

  

c.278_289delinsCCGCCTCCT

3

p.(Val93_Gly97delins

AlaAlaSerCys) [42]

Yes

Yes

  

c.443G > A

3

p.(Cys148Tyr) [10]

Yes

Yes

1

0.31

c.614 T > C

3

p.(Phe205Ser)

No

No

1

0

c.629G > A

3

p.(Gly210Asp) [34]

Yes

No

1

0

c.688 T > C

3

p.(Trp230Arg) [43]

Yes

Yes

1

0

c.860G > A

3

p.(Cys287Tyr)

No

No

1

0

c.917G > A

4

p.(Cys306Tyr) [34]

Yes

No

1

0

  1. Mutation = UMOD mutation, Wake Forest Registry = inclusion in the Wake Forest School Registry of Inherited Kidney Diseases, HGMD = inclusion in the Human Gene Mutation Database. Polyphen and SIFT = predictive scores of deleteriousness, 1 KG / ESP/ ExAC = occurrence in the large sequencing projects of populations with European ancestry 1000 Genomes (1KG) and Exome Sequencing Project (ESP) and in 60,000 healthy individuals from varying ethnicities in the Exome Aggregation Consortium (ExAC). aclinically silent