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Table 1 NF1-like syndromes

From: Diagnostic difficulties and possibilities of NF1-like syndromes in childhood

DISEASE (OMIM/ORPHA ID [12, 13])

GENETIC BACKGROUND (INHERITANCE)

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RASopathies (RAS/MAPK signaling pathway)

 Neurofibromatoses:

 

[7, 9, 14, 15]

 ° NF1 (OMIM 162200):

   • generalized/germline

   • segmental/mosaic/somatic

   • Watson sy.

   • AD multiple CALMs

NF1 (AD)

 ° NF2 (OMIM 101000)

NF2 (AD)

 ° Schwannomatosis (OMIM PS162091)

LZTR1 (AD); NF2 (AD); SMARCB1 (AD)

 Legius sy. (OMIM 611431)

SPRED1 (AD)

[7,8,9, 16,17,18,19]

 Noonan sy. (OMIM PS163950)

50%: PTPN11 (AD); 13%: SOS1 (AD); 5%: RAF1 (AD); 5%: RIT1 (AD); < 5%: KRAS (AD); < 1%: BRAF (AD), LZTR1 (AR/AD), MRAS (AD), NRAS (AD), PPP1CB (AD), RRAS2 (AD), SHOC2 (AD), SOS2 (AD); 20%: unknown

[7,8,9, 20]

 LEOPARD sy. (OMIM PS151100)

BRAF (AD); MAP2K1 (AD); PTPN11 (AD); RAF1 (AD)

[7,8,9, 15, 21]

 Noonan sy. with loose anagen hair (OMIM PS163950)

SHOC2 (AD); PPP1CB (AD)

[22, 23]

 Cardiofaciocutaneous sy. (OMIM PS115150)

BRAF (AD); KRAS (AD); MAP2K1 (AD); MAP2K2 (AD)

[8, 9, 21]

 Costello sy. (OMIM 218040)

HRAS (AD)

[8, 21]

 CBL sy. (OMIM 165360)

CBL (AD)

[24]

 Capillary malformation-arteriovenous malformation sy. (OMIM PS608354)

EPHB4 (AD); RASA1 (AD)

[25]

KITLG/c-KIT signaling pathway

 Piebaldism (OMIM 172800)

KIT (AD); SNAI2 (AD)

[8, 15, 26]

 Familial progressive hyperpigmentation sy. (OMIM 614233)

KITLG (AD)

[8, 26]

 Familial progressive hyper- and hypopigmentation sy. (OMIM 145250)

PTEN hamartoma tumor syndromes

 Proteus sy. (OMIM 176920)

AKT1 (unknown)

[15, 27]

 Cowden sy. (OMIM PS158350)

AKT1 (unknown); KLLN (unknown); PIK3CA (unknown); PTEN (AD); SEC23B (AD)

[7, 9, 15, 28,29,30]

 Peutz-Jeghers sy. (OMIM 175200)

STK11 (AD)

[15, 28]

Others

 Ataxia-teleangiectasia (OMIM 208900)

ATM (AR)

[7, 9, 31]

 Baraitser-Winter sy. (OMIM PS243310)

ACTB (AD); ACTG1 (AD)

[32,33,34]

 Bloom sy. (OMIM 210900)

RECQL3 (AR); TOP3A (AR)

[7, 9, 35]

 Carney complex OMIM type 1:160980; type 2:605244)

type 1: PRKAR1A (AD); type 2: 2p16 (unknown)

[9, 36]

 CMMRD/DNA repair sys. (OMIM 276300)

MLH1 (AR); MSH2 (AR); MSH6 (AR); PMS2 (AR)

[7, 9, 15, 28]

 Fanconi anaemia (OMIM PS227650)

BRCA1 (AR); BRCA2 (AR); BRIP1 (unknown); ERCC4 (AR); FANCA (AR); FANCB (XLR); FANCC (AR); FANCD2 (AR); FANCE (AR); FANCF (unknown); FANCI (AR); MAD2L2 (AR); PALB2 (unkown); FANCL (AR); RAD51 (AD); RAD51C (AR); RFWD3 (AR); SLX4 (AR); UBE2T (AR); XRCC2 (AR); XRCC9 (unknown)

[7, 9, 37]

 Fibromatoses /heterogenous group of multiple fibromas, most of them are benign/

unkown (possibly heterogenous, poligenic & multifactorial)

[15]

 Gaucher’s disease (OMIM type 1: 230800; type 2: 230900; type 3: 231000; type 3C: 231005; perinatal lethal: 608013)

GBA (AR)

[38]

 Gorlin-Goltz sy. (OMIM 109400)

PTCH1 (AD); PTCH2 (AD); SUFU (AD)

[9, 39]

 Jaffe-Campanacci sy. (ORPHA 2029)

NF1 (AD); but mostly unknown

[9]

 Johanson-Blizzard sy. (OMIM 243800)

UBR1 (AR)

[7, 40]

 Kabuki sy. (OMIM PS147920)

KDM6A (XLD); KMT2D (AD)

[7, 41]

 Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber sy. (OMIM 149000)

PIK3CA (unkown); but mostly unkown

[15, 42]

 Lipomatoses /heterogenous group of multiple lipomas, they are nearly always benign/

unkown (possibly heterogenous, poligenic & multifactorial)

[15]

 Marfan sy. (OMIM 154700)

FBN1 (AD)

[43]

 Maternal UPD7p

7p (AD)

[9]

 McCune-Albright sy. (OMIM 174800)

GNAS (always de novo mosaicism)

[7, 9, 15, 44]

 MEN sys.:

 

[7, 9, 15, 45]

 ° MEN1 sy. (OMIM 131100)

MEN1 (AD)

 ° MEN2A sy. (OMIM 171400)

RET (AD)

 ° MEN2B sy. (OMIM 162300)

 Microcephalic osteodysplastic primordial dwarfism type II (OMIM 210720)

PCNT (AR)

[7, 46]

 Mosaic chromosomal tri−/monosomies (especially Turner sy.)

heterogenous (usually de novo)

[7, 9, 47]

 Multiple familial café-au-lait (ORPHA 2678)

unknown (unknown)

[7]

 Neurocutaneous melanocytosis (ORPHA 2481)

unknown (unknown)

[15, 48]

 Nijmegen breakage sy. (OMIM 251260)

NBN (AR)

[7, 9, 49]

 Proteus-like sy. (ORPHA 2969)

50% PTEN (AD); 50% unknown (possibly PI3K pathway members’ mutations)

[50]

 Rapadilino sy. (OMIM 266280)

RECQL4 (AR)

[9]

 Ring 7/11/12/15/17/22 chromosome sys.

mostly de novo, but sometimes inherited (AD)

[7, 9]

 Rothmund-Thomson sy. (OMIM PS268400)

type 1: ANAPC1 (AR); type 2: RECQL4 (AR)

[9]

 Rubinstein-Taybi sy. (OMIM PS180849)

CREBBP (AD); EP300 (AD); del16p13.3 (unkown)

[7, 51]

 Silver-Russell sy. (OMIM 180860)

35–50% ICR1 hypomethylation; 7–10% maternal UPD7; rarely: del/dup/t of chr7/11p15.5, CDKN1C, IGF2, PLAG1, HMGA2; 40% unkown (always AD)

[7, 9, 52]

 Tuberous sclerosis (OMIM PS191100)

IFNG (AD); TSC1 (AD); TSC2 (AD)

[7, 9, 53]

 von Hippel-Lindau sy. (OMIM 193300)

CCND1 (AD); VHL (AD)

[54]

  1. Disease names in bold: genetic conditions with increased tumor risk; disease names in italic: tumor predisposition with uncertain significance; Abbreviations: AR autosomal recessive, CBL sy. CBL gene mutation syndrome, chr chromosome, del deletion, dup duplication, ICR1 imprinting control region 1, OMIM/ORPHA ID Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man/Orphanet Identifier, p short arm of a chromosome, OMIM PS Phenotypic Series in Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (similar phenotypes with heterogeneous genetic background), PI3K phosphoinositide-3-kinase-protein kinase, sy(s). syndrome(s), t translocation, UPD uniparental disomy