Table 9.

Noonan Syndrome with Multiple Lentigines: Notable Pathogenic Variants by Gene

Gene 1Reference SequencesDNA Nucleotide
Change
Predicted
Protein Change
Comment [Reference]
BRAF NM_004333​.6
NP_004324​.2
c.721A>Cp.Thr241Pro
c.735A>Tp.Leu245PheFDA-recognized variant
MAP2K1 NM_002755​.4
NP_002746​.1
c.199G>Ap.Asp67AsnFDA-recognized variant
c.305A>Gp.Glu102Gly
PTPN11 NM_002834​.5
NP_002825​.3
c.836A>Gp.Tyr279Cys
c.1381G>Ap.Ala461Thr
c.1391G>Cp.Gly464Met
c.1402C>Tp.Thr468MetAssoc w/malignancy in a small case series [Smpokou et al 2015]
c.1507G>Cp.Gly503Arg
c.1510A>Gp.Met504ValFDA-recognized variant
c.1517A>Cp.Gln506Pro
c.1529A>Cp.Gln510ProFDA-recognized variant
RAF1 NM_002880​.4
NP_002871​.1
c.770C>Tp.Ser257LeuFDA-recognized variant
c.1837C>Gp.Leu613ValFDA-recognized variant
1.

Genes from Table 1 in alphabetic order

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