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MAPT R5 Mutations

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Mutation Clinical
Phenotype
Pathogenicity Neuropathology Biological Effect Genomic Position Coding/Non-Coding Genomic Region Mutation Type
Codon Change
Research
Models
Primary
Papers
R5L
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Other Tauopathy : Pathogenic Aggregated insoluble tau in subcortical regions was predominantly 4-repeat (4R) tau with 0 or 1 amino terminal inserts (i.e. 0N4R or 1N4R). Insoluble tau in cortical regions also contained 1N3R tau. Reduces tau's ability to promote microtubule assembly; No effect on the ratio of tau isoforms synthesized.

rs63750959
Coding Exon 1 Point, Missense
CGC to CTC
0 Poorkaj et al., 2002
R5H
Frontotemporal Dementia FTD : Unclear Pathogenicity, AD : Unclear Pathogenicity Neuronal loss in the frontal and temporal lobes; Tau deposits predominantly in glia, progressive supranuclear palsy-like straight tubules; Accumulation of 4-repeat (4R), Sarkosyl-insoluble tau.   Reduces tau's ability to promote microtubule assembly; Increases fibril formation in vitro.

rs63750959
Coding Exon 1 Point, Missense
CGC to CAC
0 Hayashi et al., 2002
R5C
Parkinson's Disease Dementia PDD : Unclear Pathogenicity Unknown. Unknown.

Coding Exon 1 Point, Missense
CGC to TGC
0 Schulte et al., 2015

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