Table 3.

Types of mutations correlate with the expression of WASP


Mutation type

WASP+ families affected (%)

WASP families affected (%)
Missense   51 (73.9)   10 (11)  
Splice   8 (l* = 1, V* = 7) (11.6)   23 (l* = 19, V* = 4) (25.3)  
Complex   4 (5.8)   4 (4.4)  
Deletion/insertion   5 (7.2)   32 (35.1)  
Nonsense   1 (1.5)   22 (24.2)  
Totals
 
69 (100)
 
91 (100)
 

Mutation type

WASP+ families affected (%)

WASP families affected (%)
Missense   51 (73.9)   10 (11)  
Splice   8 (l* = 1, V* = 7) (11.6)   23 (l* = 19, V* = 4) (25.3)  
Complex   4 (5.8)   4 (4.4)  
Deletion/insertion   5 (7.2)   32 (35.1)  
Nonsense   1 (1.5)   22 (24.2)  
Totals
 
69 (100)
 
91 (100)
 

The distribution of mutations observed in WASP+ and WASP families is significantly different (ϰ2 = 72.3, 4 df, P < .001). The association was also highly significant, using the r × c version of the Fisher exact test (P < .001). l* indicates invariant sites; V*, variant sites.

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