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Table 5 Displaying each RTT patient mutation used across the different studies along with the effected domain. These mutations are split into the 3 mechanisms found across the studies, abnormal dendritic arbours and synaptic maturity, mitochondrial dysfunction and glial activation

From: Transcriptome level analysis in Rett syndrome using human samples from different tissues

Mutation

Domain

Abnormal Dendritic Arbours and Synaptic Maturity

Mitochondrial Dysfunction

Glial Activation

Total

R106W

MBD

X

X

X

3

K135E

MBD

 

XX

 

2

P152R

MBD

 

X

 

1

T158 M

MBD

XX

XXX

X

6

D151Y

MBD

  

X

1

Splice site

Intronic

  

X

1

R168X

ID

X

X

X

3

E235fs

TRD-CTD

X

X

 

2

Q244X

TRD

X

X

 

2

P251fs

TRD

X

X

X

3

R255X

TRD-NLS

X

XX

XX

5

G268 fs

TRD-NLS

 

X

 

1

R270X

TRD-NLS

XXX

XXXXX

XXX

11

R294X

TRD

XX

XXXX

XX

8

R306C

TRD

X

XX

 

3

X487W

CTD

X

X

 

2

No Mutation Detected

XX

XX

XX

4

Total MBD

3

7

3

13

Total TDR

11

17

8

36

Total NLS

4

8

5

17

Total CTD

2

2

0

4

Total Other (ID, intronic)

1

1

2

4

Mechanism total

21

35

18

 
  1. MBD Methyl Binding Domain, TRD Transcription Repression Domain, NLS Nuclear localisation Signal, C-Terminal Domain CTD and other including Intronic and splice site