Table 1.

TERC mutations investigated in this study







Telomerase activity
In vitro
In vivo
Mutation
Disease
History of index case at presentation
Domain
References*
This paper, %
Fu and Collins27 
This paper, %
Fu and Collins27 
Comolli et al37 
Ly et al29, %
G58A   DC, NSAA, AA, MDS, WT   Various individuals with usually no family history.   Near template   Vulliamy et al30 Wilson et al31 Yamaguchi et al32 Fogarty et al33  85   +++ WT   100   +++ 5-fold   —   100  
   Normally asymptomatic          
C72G   NSAA   9-y-old boy with no family history.   Pseudoknot stem P2a. 1   Vulliamy et al30  0   +++ WT   5   ++ 25-fold   —   Low  
   Thrombocytopenia and severe osteoporosis          
96-7δCT   DC   40-y-old woman with AD-DC family history. BM failure, mucocutaneous features, osteoporosis, and skin carcinoma   Pseudoknot stem P2b   Vulliamy et al34  0   —   0   —   —   —  
GC107-8AG   DC   27-y-old woman with AD-DC family history.   Pseudoknot stem P3   Vulliamy et al8  50   + 25-fold   5   + 125-fold   > 100-fold   —  
   Mucocutaneous features          
110-3δGACT   NSAA   20-y-old woman with AD-DC family history.   Pseudoknot stem P3   Vulliamy et al30  0   ++ 5-fold   0   — > 125-fold   —   Low  
   BM failure and elphic appearance          
C408G   DC   12-y-old girl with family history.   CR7 domain stem P8b   Vulliamy et al8  100   +++ WT   25   + 125-fold   —   —  
   BM failure, mucocutaneous features, and liver disease          
378δ → 3′   DC   13-y-old boy with AD-DC family history.   Box H/ACA domain   Vulliamy et al8  85   —   5   —   —   —  
   BM failure, mucocutaneous features          
G228A
 
ALT, DC, AA, WT
 
Patients with AA and African-American control subjects
 
CR4-5 domain stem P4.1
 
Wilson et al31 Yamaguchi et al32 Bryan et al28
 
100
 

 
100
 

 

 

 






Telomerase activity
In vitro
In vivo
Mutation
Disease
History of index case at presentation
Domain
References*
This paper, %
Fu and Collins27 
This paper, %
Fu and Collins27 
Comolli et al37 
Ly et al29, %
G58A   DC, NSAA, AA, MDS, WT   Various individuals with usually no family history.   Near template   Vulliamy et al30 Wilson et al31 Yamaguchi et al32 Fogarty et al33  85   +++ WT   100   +++ 5-fold   —   100  
   Normally asymptomatic          
C72G   NSAA   9-y-old boy with no family history.   Pseudoknot stem P2a. 1   Vulliamy et al30  0   +++ WT   5   ++ 25-fold   —   Low  
   Thrombocytopenia and severe osteoporosis          
96-7δCT   DC   40-y-old woman with AD-DC family history. BM failure, mucocutaneous features, osteoporosis, and skin carcinoma   Pseudoknot stem P2b   Vulliamy et al34  0   —   0   —   —   —  
GC107-8AG   DC   27-y-old woman with AD-DC family history.   Pseudoknot stem P3   Vulliamy et al8  50   + 25-fold   5   + 125-fold   > 100-fold   —  
   Mucocutaneous features          
110-3δGACT   NSAA   20-y-old woman with AD-DC family history.   Pseudoknot stem P3   Vulliamy et al30  0   ++ 5-fold   0   — > 125-fold   —   Low  
   BM failure and elphic appearance          
C408G   DC   12-y-old girl with family history.   CR7 domain stem P8b   Vulliamy et al8  100   +++ WT   25   + 125-fold   —   —  
   BM failure, mucocutaneous features, and liver disease          
378δ → 3′   DC   13-y-old boy with AD-DC family history.   Box H/ACA domain   Vulliamy et al8  85   —   5   —   —   —  
   BM failure, mucocutaneous features          
G228A
 
ALT, DC, AA, WT
 
Patients with AA and African-American control subjects
 
CR4-5 domain stem P4.1
 
Wilson et al31 Yamaguchi et al32 Bryan et al28
 
100
 

 
100
 

 

 

 

Results from recent studies investigating some of the mutants studied here are presented. DC indicates dyskeratosis congenita; NSAA, nonsevere aplastic anemia; AA, aplastic anemia; MDS, myelodysplastic syndrome; WT, wild type/normal. Percentage figures refer to percentage of wild-type activity, figures given as “fold” represent fold decrease over wild type and figures given as n+ represent comparative values in which WT is “++++” in vivo and “+++” in vitro.—indicates not applicable.

*

References in addition to the current paper.

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