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Table 2 Mutations in genes associated with monogenic diabetes

From: Etiologic distribution and clinical characteristics of pediatric diabetes in 276 children and adolescents with diabetes at a single academic center

Gene

Nucleotide change

Amino acid change

Exon/Intron

Segregation data

ACMG/AMP guidelines

Phenotype

HNF1B

c.443C > T

p.S148L

1

NA

Pathogenic

MODY 5

KCNJ11

c.602G > A

p.R201H

1

NA

Pathogenic

DEND syndrome

WFS1

c.2171C > T

p.P724L

8

Sibling

Pathogenic

Wolfram syndrome

WFS1

c.1725_1742del

p.G587_G592del

8

Sibling

Likely pathogenic

Wolfram syndrome

INSR

c.3196C > T

p.R1066*

17

Paternal

Pathogenic

Donohue syndrome

INSR

c.3614C > T

p.Q1232*

21

Maternal

Pathogenic

Donohue syndrome

FOXP3

c.201 + 1G > A

Splice site

1

Maternal

Pathogenic

IPEX syndrome

SLC2A2

c.13A > T

p.K5*

1

NA

Pathogenic

Fanconi-Bickel syndrome

EIF2AK3

c.1293G > A

p.W431*

6

NA

Likely pathogenic

Wolcott-Rallison syndrome

CFTR

c.4056G > C

p.Q1352H

25

NA

Uncertain significance

CFRD

CFTR

c.1322 T > C

p.L441P

10

NA

Uncertain significance

CFRD

MTTL1

m.3243A > G

Mitochondrial gene

Mitochondrial gene

NA

Pathogenic

MIDD

  1. Bold, novel mutation; ACMG/AMP Interpretation according to the guidelines of the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) and the Association for Molecular Pathology (AMP) [24], NA not available