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Table 1 Review of molecularly proven cases of GM2 Gangliosidosis-AB variant

From: GM2 gangliosidosis AB variant: novel mutation from India – a case report with a review

Case

Mutation

Exon

Predicted protien change

Author

Ethnicity

Year

1

c.412T>C (p.C107R)a

(Homozygous)

3

Reduced interaction with Hex A

Schroder et al. [15]

US Black

1991

2

c.412T>C (p.C138R)a

(Homozygous)

3

Reduced interaction with Hex A

Xie et al. [16]

US Black

1992

3

c.506G>C (p.R169P)

(Homozygous)

4

Pre-matured protein degradation

Schroder et al. [17]

Indian

1993

4

c.262_264delAAG(p.88Kdel)

(Homozygous)

3

Absence of mature CRM

Schepers et al. [14]

Saudi Arabia

1996

5

c.410delA (p.H137PfsX34)

(Homozygous)

3

Absence of mature CRM

Schepers et al. [14]

Spanish

1996

6

c.160G>T (p.E54X)

(Homozygous)

2

Absence of mRNA or CRM

Chen et al. [9]

Laotian,

Hmong

1999

7

c.522T>G (p.L174R)

(Homozygous)

4

Pre-matured protein degradation

Kolodny et al. [18]

Indian

2008

8

c. 160G>T (p.E54X)

(Homozygous)

2

Absence of mRNA or CRM

Renaud et al. [19]

Hmong

2015

9

c.164C>T (p.P55L)

(Homozygous)

2

Reduced interaction with Hex A

Salih et al. [6]

Saudi Arabia

2015

10

c.472G>T (p.E158X)

(Homozygous)

4

Absence of mRNA or CRM

Present case

Indian

2015

  1. a The mutations identified by Schroder et al. (1991) (CYS107ARG) and Xie et al. (1992) (CYS138ARG) are the same but derived from different amino acid numbering systems