Review Article

Genetics of Proteasome Diseases

Table 2

Polymorphisms in proteasome genes associated with human diseases.

GenePolymorphismAmino acid changeDisease References

20S subunits
PSMA6 −8C>G (rs1048990)Myocardial infarction[60, 72, 73]
Type 2 diabetes[74, 75]
Ischemic stroke[72]
Coronary artery disease[60]
PSMA7335C>AA112DIntellectual disability[45]

19S subunits
PSMD3SNPs rs4065321 and rs709592Diabetes[76]
PSMD7SNP, rs17336700 in intron 3Ankylosing spondylitis [18]

Immunoproteasome subunits
PSMB8c.224C>TT75MJMP syndrome[54]
G210VNakajo-Nishimura syndrome[57]
c.224C>T, c.405C>AT75MCANDLE syndrome[77]
Q145KM. tuberculosis infection[78]
LMP-K/QCancer[79]
LMP-Q/QAnkylosing spondylitis [80]
G/T-37360Type 1 diabetes mellitus[81]
PSMB9HLA-B27Graves’ disease[82]
179G>AR60HAnkylosing spondylitis[83]

Table shows only disease-associated polymorphisms for which the SNP or amino acid change is known.