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PSEN1 T116 Mutations

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Mutation Pathogenicity DNA Change Expected RNA | Protein Consequence Coding/Non-Coding Genomic Region Neuropathology Biological Effect Primary
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T116I
AD : Pathogenic Substitution Substitution | Missense Coding Exon 5

Unknown, but MRI and FDG-PET showed atrophy and hypometabolism in temporal and parietal regions.

Increased Aβ42/40 ratio and decreased Aβ37/40, Aβ37/42, and Aβ38/42 ratios in cells, indicating reduced γ-processivity. It also reduced total Aβ secretion.

La Bella et al., 2004
T116N
AD : Pathogenic Substitution Substitution | Missense Coding Exon 5

Neuropathology consistent with AD.

Increased Aβ42/40 ratio and decreased Aβ37/40, Aβ37/42, and Aβ38/42 ratios in cells and in vitro for Aβ42/40 ratio, indicating reduced γ-processivity. It also reduced total Aβ secretion in cells and production in vitro.

Romero et al., 1999
T116_P117delinsST
AD : Not Classified Deletion-Insertion Deletion-Insertion | Deletion-Insertion Coding Exon 5

Neuropathology consistent with AD in biopsies from two individuals. 

Unknown. In silico predictions mixed: deleterious (PolyPhen2, SIFT, PROVEAN); uncertain significance (Mutation Taster 2); medium effect (Mutation Assessor); T116S neutral and P117T pathogenic (PredictSNP).

Blanco et al., 2019
T116R
AD : Not Classified | Missense Coding Exon 5

Unknown.

Increased Aβ42/40 ratio and decreased Aβ37/40, Aβ37/42, and Aβ38/42 ratios in cells, indicating reduced γ-processivity. It increased Aβ42 and 43 production at the expense of Aβ37, 38 and 40, and reduced total Aβ secretion.

Mann et al., 2001

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