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Table 2 COQ2 mutations previously found in primary CoQ10 deficiency-1

From: Analysis of COQ2gene in multiple system atrophy

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Amino acid change

Age at onset

Age at death

Clinical phenotype

Reference

1

p.S109N/p.S109N

3 week

5 month

Seizures, hypertrophic cardiomegaly, nephrotic syndrome

[5]

2

p.S146N/p.S146N

5 day

6 month

Nephrotic syndrome, seizures, encephalopathy, hypotonia, respiratory failure

[6]

3

p.S146N/p.S146N

Not-available

Not-available

Not available

[7]

4

p.S146N/p.R387X

birth

2 month

Respiratory failure, lactic acidosis, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, necrotizing enterocolitis, encepharopathy

[8]

5

p.R197H/p.N228S

18 month

alive at 29 month

Nephrotic syndrome, generalized edema

[6]

6

p.N228S/p.L234fsX247

24 month

Not-available

Nephrotic syndrome, acute renal failure

[9]

7

p.T297C/p.T297C (proband)

12 month

alive at 33 month

Nephrotic syndrome, hypotonia, optic atrophy, psychomotor regression, seizures, hemiplegia

[10]

8

p.T297C/p.T297C (sister)

9 month

Not-available

Nephrotic syndrome

[10]

9

p.A302V/p.A302V (twin, male)

birth

6 month

Respiratory failure, generalized edema, seizures, hypotonia, dystonic-hyper kinetic movement, lactic acidosis, retinopathy

[11]

10

p.A302V/p.A302V (twin, female)

birth

5 month

Respiratory failure, generalized edema, seizures, hypotonia, dystonic-hyper kinetic movement, lactic acidosis, intracranial hemorrhage

[11]

11

p.N401fsX15/p.N401fsX15

birth

12 day

Neurologic distress, liver failure, nephrotic syndrome, pancytopenia, diabetes, cytolysis, seizures, lactic acidosis

[12]