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Home: Research: Compendia: Mutations: APP Mutations Directory
APP Mutations Table

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Updated 2 April 2010

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by John Hardy, National Institute on Aging, Bethesda, MD, and Richard Crook, MD., Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FL.

Disease-associated intra-Aβ mutations (courtesy of Dominic Walsh)

Mutation Phenotype Age of Onset References
E665D AD, but may not be pathogenic 86?  Peacock, et al., 1994
KM670/671NL (Swedish) AD 52 (44-59)  Mullan, et al. 1992
A673T Normal N/A Peacock, et al. 1993
H677R AD 55 (55-56) Janssen, et al. 2003
D678N (Tottori) FAD 60 Wakutani, et al. 2004
A692G (Flemish) Large dense core plaques linked to CAA 40-60 but variable  Kumar-Singh et al, 2002
Hendriks, et al. 1992
Cras, et al. 1998
Roks, et al. 2000
E693Δ AD   Tomiyama et al., 2008
E693G (Arctic) AD

Severe congophilic angiopathy, abundant amyloid plaques with a characteristic ringlike character, no brain haemorrhage

Age at disease onset ranged from 52 years to 65 years with a mean age of 56.9 (+/-1.1) years

N/A

Kamino et al., 1992
Nilsbeth et al., 2001
Basun et al., 2008
E693K Cerebral Hemorrhage ? Tagliavini, et al. 1999 (no abstract avail.)
E693Q (Dutch) HCHWA-D (a stroke syndrome) Typically ~50 but variable Van Broeckhoven, et al. 1990
D694N (Iowa) AD or Cerebral Hemorrhage 69 Grabowski, et al. 2001
A713T AD, but may not be pathogenic 59 Carter, et al., 1992
A713V Schizophrenia: probably not pathogenic ? Jones, et al. 1992
T714A (Iranian) AD 52 (40-60)  Pasaler, et al., 2002
T714I (Austrian) Phenotype: Affects γ-secr cleavage directly, 11X increase in Aβ(42)/Aβ(40) ratio in vitro. In brain, abundant and predominant nonfibrillar pre-amyloid plaques composed primarily of N-truncated Aβ(42) in complete absence of Aβ(40).   Kumar-Singh, et al.
V715A (German) AD 47 De Jonghe, et al., 2001; Cruts, et al., 2003
V715M (French) AD 52 (40-60)  Ancolio, et al., 1999
I716F     Guerreiro et al., 2008
I716T AD 55  Terrini, et al., 2002
I716V (Florida) AD 55  Eckman, et al., 1997
V717F (Indiana) AD 47 (42-52) Murrell, et al. 1991
V717G AD 55 (45-62)  Chartier-Harlin, et al. 1991
V717I (London) AD 55 (50-60) Goate, et al. 1991
V717L CSF tau and A-β consistent with AD; earlier onset than other 717 mutations 38 Murrell, et al., 2000
T719P AD 46 Ghidoni et al., 2009
L723P (Australian) AD 56 (45-60) Kwok JB, 2000

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