Figure 2
Figure 2. Mutation analysis of RUNX1 and CBL genes in the pedigree. (A) Direct sequencing analysis of affected patients (III-1, III-2) and an unaffected family member (II-5) is shown. Arrow indicates a one-base deletion of adenine. (B) Mutated CBL is shown in the proband. (C) Identification of acquired uniparental disomy of 11q in the proband. Total copy number (tCN; red plot) is shown above the cytoband, and the results of allele-specific copy number analysis with anonymous references (AsCNAR) plots are shown below the cytoband. Larger allele is presented by a red line, and the smaller allele is presented by a blue line. Allele-specific analysis showed 11q-aUPD (blue line), which contained the CBL region (arrow). (D) Schematic representation of wild-type and mutated RUNX1. The affected RUNX1 is truncated at the C terminus of the transactivation domain (TAD). Part of TAD is lacking in this proband (red line).

Mutation analysis of RUNX1 and CBL genes in the pedigree. (A) Direct sequencing analysis of affected patients (III-1, III-2) and an unaffected family member (II-5) is shown. Arrow indicates a one-base deletion of adenine. (B) Mutated CBL is shown in the proband. (C) Identification of acquired uniparental disomy of 11q in the proband. Total copy number (tCN; red plot) is shown above the cytoband, and the results of allele-specific copy number analysis with anonymous references (AsCNAR) plots are shown below the cytoband. Larger allele is presented by a red line, and the smaller allele is presented by a blue line. Allele-specific analysis showed 11q-aUPD (blue line), which contained the CBL region (arrow). (D) Schematic representation of wild-type and mutated RUNX1. The affected RUNX1 is truncated at the C terminus of the transactivation domain (TAD). Part of TAD is lacking in this proband (red line).

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