?-Galactosidase gene mutations in Fabry disease: heterogeneous expressions of mutant enzyme proteins
- 1 May 1995
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Human Genetics
- Vol. 95 (5), 557-561
- https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00223869
Abstract
Five point mutations were identified in unrelated Japanese Fabry disease hemizygotes: three new missense mutations, C142Y (425 G → A), A156V (467 C → T), and L166V (496 C → G) in exon 3; one new splice site mutation at the 3′ end of the consensus sequence in exon 4; one previously reported nonsense mutation, W44X (131 G → A). C142Y expressed 50% of the normal enzyme protein in COS-1 cells, but catalytic activity was not detected. Both A156V and L166V expressed significant amounts of residual enzyme activity (6.7% and 9.8%) and enzyme proteins (10% each), the latter were more thermolabile at neutral pH than at acid pH, in vitro.Keywords
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