ABCB4 p.Arg595*
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PMID: 21514256
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Giovannoni I et al: "Two novel mutations in African and Asian children with progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis type 3."
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Results: Genotyping revealed two novel mutations in ABCB4: the c.1783 C > T (p.R595X) mutation in exon 15 was detected in compound heterozygosity with the c.937 992 in/del in exon 9 in one case, whereas the homozygous p.R595X mutation was recognized in the second child.
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status: NEW51 We detected the c.1783 C > T (p.R595X) mutation in exon 15 in compound heterozygosity with the c.937 942delGCACTG/ins55 (p.A313MfsX72) in exon 9 (Fig. 2).
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status: NEW63 (B) Electropherogram of the heterozygous p.R595X mutation in ABCB4.
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status: NEW68 Shown is the model of the structure of ABCB4 protein (wild type) and of proteins truncated at amino acid positions 595 and 313, corresponding respectively to the variants p.R595X and c.937 992 in/del (for this latter variant, the model does not include the random 72 residues after amino acid 312).
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status: NEW71 Combination of d-HPLC and direct ABCB4 gene sequencing detected the homozygous p.R595X mutation.
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status: NEW