Review Article

Eag1 K+ Channel: Endogenous Regulation and Functions in Nervous System

Table 1

Demographic, genetic, and clinical data in all reported subjects with KCNH1 mutations.

MutationsReferenceTBSZLSAtypical

615G>C
Lys217Asn
Patient D
Simons et al., 2015
+

974C>A
Ser325Tyr (Ser352Tyr)
1066G>C
Val356Leu (Val383Leu)
Patient 2
Kortüm et al., 2015
+

1070G>A
Arg357Gln
Patient 1
Bramswig et al., 2015
+
Patient 2
Bramswig et al., 2015
+
Patient 3
Bramswig et al., 2015
+
Patient 1
Fukai et al., 2016
+
Patient 2
Fukai et al., 2016
+

1070G>C
Arg357Pro
Patient 3
Fukai et al., 2016
+

1042G>A
Gly348Arg (Gly375Arg)
Patient 3
Kortüm et al., 2015
+
Patient 
Mégarbané et al., 2016
+
Patient 
Mastrangelo et al., 2016
+

1054C>G
Leu352Val (Leu379Val)
Patient 5
Kortüm et al., 2015
+

1465C>T
Leu489Phe
Patient B
Simons et al., 2015
+
Patient 4
Bramswig et al., 2015
+

1480A>G
Ile494Val
Patient C
Simons et al., 2015
+
Patient E
Simons et al., 2015
+
Patient F
Simons et al., 2015
+
Patient 1
Kortüm et al., 2015
+
Patient 6
Kortüm et al., 2015
+

1405G>A
Gly469Arg (Gly496Arg)
Patient 4
Kortüm et al., 2015
+


1487G>A
Gly496Glu
Patient 4
Fukai et al., 2016
+

1508A>G
Gln503Arg
Patient A
Simons et al., 2015
+

Total12/2222778

+: present; −: absent; TBS: Temple-Baraitser syndrome; ZLS: Zimmermann-Laband syndrome; atypical: undefined neurodevelopmental disorder. The mutations in brackets represent the translated mutations that are originally found in short KCNH1 isoform (NM_002238.3) and in long isoform (NM_172362.2) for the easier comparison.