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IDDisorderInheritanceOrgan AffectedOnsetGenotype-Phenotype CorrelationRefrences
2002FucosidosesAutosomal recessive Ear,Nose,Eye,Bones,Nervous System,Lungs,Nervous System,HeartEarlyInactivating Mutations : Q77X,E113fs, P141fs,K151fs, W183fs,W183X, Y211X, S21Gfs, E253fs,S265fs inactivating Splice-site Mutations: Y330fs,A 66bp duplication of nucleotides 1030 to 1095 of Exon6, E375X, W382X, G401X, Q422X, Deletion of Exon 4, Hoozygous Deletion of exon 7 and 8 10094192
2003MPS type I (Hurler and Scheie syndromes)Autosomal recessive Skin, Bones, Head, Liver , Spleen EarlyW402X, Q70X account for about 60% of disease alleles in Caucasians. R489P and G51D caused a severe phenotype, at least in combination with W402X on the other allele, while L490P, M504T (homozygous), W626R (with 475-2a?g on the other allele) and A327P (with 1995del12) led to a clinical phenotype with intermediate severity , p.Trp402X and p.Gln70X :severe phenotype, and the p.Pro533Arg associated with an intermediate-severe phenotype; the p.Gly51Asp and p.Pro496Arg mutations have been found until now only in Italian patients, associated with a severe phenotype9748610 30442161
2004Lysosomal mannosidosisAutosomal recessive Liver, Kidney, Spleen,EyeEarlyc.2248C>T (p.R750W), c.1830+1G>C and c.2426T>C (p.L809P), were relatively frequent, and accounted for approximately 27%, 5% and 3% respectively of the disease alleles Site : http://amamutdb.no27814608
2006POMPE DISEASEAutosomal recessive Lungs, Ear, Bones, Nervous SystemEarlyDD genotype in the ACE gene and the XX genotype in the ACTN3 gene were significantly associated to an earlier age of onset of the disease. The ACE DD genotype was also associated to the presence of muscle pain.c.1927G?>?A, produce a small amount of protein, non sense mutation as c.525delT CRIM negative both result in a earlier presentation of the disease.25103075
2007Farber lipogranulomatosisAutosomal recessive Eye,Liver, Spleen,Skin,Bones,Nervous SystemEarlyc.665C?>?A (p.T222K), was from a patient with a severe form of FD, T42A and T42M mutations in exon 2 accounted for more than half of the total number of reported cases of SMA-PME. ASAH1 SNPs (rs7830490, and rs3753118) associated with schizophrenia.30029679
2008Schindler disease (type I)Autosomal recessive Eye,Bones,Nervous System, ,MuscleEarlyE325K mutation altered the enzyme polypeptide and tertiary conformation2243144
2011Sanfilippo syndrome type BAutosomal recessive Ear,Eye,Heart,Bones,Liver,Spleen,Hair,Nervous SystemEarlyp.R74C, p.R245H ,substitution of the small R group of serine with the aromatic R group of tryptophan would thus be predicted to interfere with the active site, and studies of this variant demonstrated a compromise between stability and activity. Y140C, Y455C, P521L, S612G, and R674C), two nonsense mutations (W675X and Q706X) are a few reported mutations.19416848 9443875
2012Metachromatic leukodystrophy (MLD)Autosomal recessive Eye,Nervous System,MuscleEarly Adult (both)Late infantile MLD, the most common mutation is an ARSA splicing defect, c.465+1G>A, and for adult onset MLD the most common is c.1283C>T; together these mutations account for almost 33% of MLD alleles (Cesani et al., 2016)27638601
2013Mucopolysaccharidosis 6 (MPS6)/MAROTEAUXLAMY SYNDROMEAutosomal recessive Ear,Eye,Heart,Bones,Liver,Spleen,Hair,Head,Nervous SystemEarly Adult (both)p.Y251X: severe phenotype (Saudi Arabia), p.H178L is a common founder mutation found in Brazil, p.Y251X and c270_274del5bp pc.91Afs*34 genotypes , in consanguineous cases followed the rapidly severe phenotype. Cardiac involvement : p.R152W mutation in the ARSB gene.28914427
2014GM1gangliosidis Type IAutosomal recessive Ear,Eye,Heart,Bones,Liver,Spleen,Hair,Head,Nervous SystemEarlyp.R148C/p.R68W,p.G579D/p.G579D,p.R148H/frameshift, p.R351X/p.R351X, reported mutations.R68W mutated allele resulted in no GLB1 activity. L436F: early onset , rapidly progressing,frameshift deletions: c.1069del3/c.1309_1310 delA,c.1303 del c, c.424_428 del4/c.841C>T .R351X :impaired elastogenesis due to destabilization of both beta-galactosidase and S-Gal mRNAs21497194
2015GM1gangliosidis Type IIAutosomal recessive Eye,Bones,Nervous System,Liver,SpleenEarlyp.R148C/p.R68W,p.G579D/p.G579D,p.R148H/frameshift, p.R351X/p.R351X, reported mutations.R68W mutated allele resulted in no GLB1 activity. L436F: early onset , rapidly progressing12644936
2018MPS type VII (Sly syndrome)Autosomal recessive Ear,Skin,Eye,Heart,Bones,Liver,Lungs,Hair,Nervous System,Kidney,SpleenEarly Adult (both)Attenuated:p.C38G,p.D152G,p.L176F,p.K350N,p.S52F,p.R110X,p.P148S,p.E150K,Severe:p.K194fsX22,p.R216W,p.L243P,p.S312X,p.Y320S,Pseudodefeciency: p.D152N19224584
2019GM2gangliosidosis Tay-Sachs disease (HEXA)Autosomal recessive Nervous System,Lungs,EyeEarly Adult (both)E482K: E482K is a buried residue important for a salt bridge with an arginine residue The change in charge of this residue likely explains the massive conformational changes predicted to occur. E482K and G269S ? mutants remain unprocessed and have impaired activities. G269S: adult-onset TSD, E482K mutant is a relatively rare variant, but a severe one that exhibits little residual activity and causes infantile forms of TSD82K: E482 is a buried residue important for a salt bridge with an arginine residue The change in charge of this residue likely explains the massive conformational changes predicted to occur. E482K and G269S ? mutants remain unprocessed and have impaired activities27682588
2020GM2gangliosidosis type II (Sandhoff disease) (HEX B)Autosomal recessive Nervous System,Lungs,Eye,Muscle,SkinEarlyc.1538 T > C , c.299 + 5 G > A mutation, which was a splice site mutation: cardiac involvement27697305
2021GM2gangliosidosis, AB variant (Tay-Sachs disease, GM2-Activator )Autosomal recessive Nervous System,Eye,MuscleEarlya three base deletion, AAG262-264,resulting in a deletion of Lys88, and a single-base deletion, A410, that causes a frameshift. The latter results in substitution of 33 amino acids and the loss of another 24 amino acid residues8900233
2023Krabbe disease (globoid cell leukodystrophy)Autosomal recessive Nervous System,Eye,EarEarlyresidual GALC activity in both leukocyte and skin fibroblast samples from the patient with the L629R mutation, who was diagnosed with late-onset GLD, is indistinguishable from residual GALC activity in infantile patients who have the most severe form of GLD. I234T mutation, which was also found in a late-onset patient, was confirmed to have an undetectable level of residual activity.D528N mutation appears to influence glycosylation, and alter protein processing, secretion, re-uptake and trafficking to lysosomes in a way that reduces GALC function and causes disease20410102
2024Gaucher disease Type 1Autosomal recessive Eye,Bones,Liver,Lungs,Hair,Spleen,Nose,SkinEarlyabsence of neurological impairment,rarely life threatening. L444P [L483P] in all subtypes. N370S: homozygosity for the mutation is often predictive of milder disease features and is frequent in asymptomatic individuals ,N370S compound heterozygous patients, have the mildest overall disease, p.Asn409Ser, c.84dupG, c.115+1G>A, and p.Leu483Pro account for 90% of the mutated alleles in Ashkenazi Jewish individuals with type 1 GD28218669 25345088
2025Gaucher disease Type 2Autosomal recessive Eye, Nervous System, Spleen, Lungs Earlyhepatosplenomegaly and central nervous system involvement within the first year of life,There is no bone involvement in GD228218669 25345088
2026Gaucher disease Type 3Autosomal recessive Brain, Liver, Eye, SpleenEarlynervous system involvement in childhood,abnormal eye movements and myoclonic epilepsy28218669 25345088
2027Gaucher disease Type 3cAutosomal recessive Brain, Liver, Eye, SpleenEarlycardiac valves, aortic calcification, coronary artery disease and at times hydrocephalus and dysmorphic changes associated with homozygosity for mutation D409H [D448H]28218669
2029Mucopolysaccharidosis 9 (MPS9) NatowiczAutosomal recessive Nose,Bones,SkinEarly c.104delT, resulting in a premature termination codon, p.Val35AlafsX25, found in all three affected children, single patient reported till date21559944
2030MPS type II (Hunter syndrome)X-linked recessiveKidney,Head,Nose,Bones,Skin,Teeth,,Liver,Lungs,Hair,Spleen,Nervous SystemEarlypresence of the pseudogene IDS2( in opposite oreintation) renders molecular diagnosis more difficult to perform.A female MPS II patient may be due to a balanced reciprocal translocation involving one X chromosome, coupled with a skewed XCI of the normal X chromosome30442161
2031MPS type III AAutosomal recessive weakness of both lower limbs, hypotonia, dysphagia,macroglossia, Café au lait macule, Skin,Hair,Liver,Heart, BrainEarlyp.Arg245His, p.Gln380Arg, p.Ser66Trp, and p.Val361SerfsX52 mutations, which have been found to be related to the development of a severe phenotype, while p.Gly122Arg, p.Arg206Pro, p.Ser298Pro, p.Ile322Ser, and p.Glu369Lys mutations have been reported as being associated with an attenuated phenotype, R206P : pathogenic allele located in active site of the enzyme. New vARIANT from India: c.613G?>?C30442161 30023302
2032MPS type 7Autosomal recessive Eye, Brain, Liver, Spleen, Bones, delayed speechEarlymissense polymorphism p.Asp152Asn producing a pseudodeficiency allele that leads to greatly reduced levels of beta-glucuronidase activity (27% of the control) without apparent deleterious consequences30442161
2033AspartylglucosaminuriaAutosomal recessive Heart,Muscle,Bones,Nervous System,Lungs,Liver,Eye,Ear,Nose,HeadEarlyR161Q, C163S: novel restriction endonuclease sites in Finnish Population2011603 27906067
2034Batten Disease NCL 1 (CLN1)Autosomal recessive Nervous System,Bones,Head,EyeEarly Adult (both)49 mutations currently reported23747979
2035Batten Disease NCL 2(CLN 2)Autosomal recessive Brain, Eye, seizuresEarlyR208X and IVS5-1G > C,127Q, N286S, and T353P,performance curves with the N286S mutation slightly diverged from the 95th centile,R127Q mutation fell far beyond the 95th centile,discrete CVP inclusions have been identified in subtrophoblastic blood vessel endothelial cells12376936
2036Batten Disease NCL 3(Arginine transporter)Autosomal recessive Eye, Brain, epilepsyEarlythe most common being a 1.02 kb homozygous deletion,Death occurs during the late third/early fourth decade in patients carrying the most common homozygous deletion in the CLN3 gene, whereas longer survival is expected for compound heterozygous patients,Cardiac involvement due to storage accumulation, may lead to fatal arrhythmia23200925
2037GalactosialidosisAutosomal recessive Nervous System,Bones,Skin,Heart,EarEarly Adult (both)p.Tyr413Cys mutation underlies the severe phenotype. The p.Tyr267Asn was detected in a variant form of an early infantile patient without neurological involvement.p.Gln67Arg was first reported in a juvenile patient, in combination with a mild mutation. Coarse facies, hepatosplenomegaly, growth retardation and an unusual renal symptomatology were described in a 9-year-old patient who was compound heterozygous for the p.Gly103Val and p.Arg442Trp mutations.p.Tyr413Cys, in the adult patient it was detected in combination with the c.746?+?3A > G change, reported as a mild mutation in homozygotes adult patients 23915561
2039Niemann Pick disease(NPDA)Autosomal recessive Eye,Liver,Lungs,Muscle,Spleen,Bones,Skin,Nervous SystemEarly The brain of type A NPD patients is usually atrophic.There is a loss of cells in the cerebral and cerebellar cortices of type A infants, along with gliosis in both gray and white matter,Foam cells,present developmental delay, hepatosplenomegaly and progressive neurodegeneration, Nervous System, 28164782
2040Late infantile neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (CLN7)Autosomal recessive Seizures,myoclonus, motor impairment with ataxia, speech, mental deterioration, visual failure and characteristic behavioural and sleep disturbances, Eye, BrainEarly frequency seems to be higher among many Mediterranean populations,Intrafamilial heterogeneity can be present23200925
2042Salla disease (Sialin)Autosomal recessive Nystagmus, hypotonia, cognitive impairment, Eye,Poor eye contact, ataxia associated to general muscle hypotony are the first signsEarlyFinnish SD patients are homozygous for R39C26171070
2043Multiple sulphatase deficiency (C?-formylglycine-generating enzyme)Autosomal recessive Nervous System,Skin, BoneEarlyThe mildest phenotype presented in the patient with FGE G263V, which is associated with the highest residual FGE activity.FGE G263V, though present at only rather low intracellular levels, can be assumed to truly perform this residual activity.21224894
2044Aspartylglycosaminuria (AGU)Autosomal recessive Nervous System, skeletal abnormalities and connective tissue lesions, BoneEarlyG172D mutant essentially has no hydrolase activity.T203I mutant protein showed a small but significant level of hydrolase activity25456816
2046Niemann-Pick disease(type C1 / chronic neuronopathic formD)Autosomal recessive Hepatosplenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, ataxia, dysarthria, dysphagia, Liver, SpleenEarlyI1061T typically present with juvenile-onset neurological disease.27026653
2047Niemann-Pick disease(type C2)Autosomal recessive Hepatosplenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, ataxia, dysarthria, dysphagia, Liver, SpleenEarlyhomozygous pathogenic mutation c.441?+?1G>A 29928259
2048Lysosomal Acid Lipase DeficiencyAutosomal recessive Liver, Spleen, Failure to thriveEarlythe childhood/adult-onset form of LALD and has never been observed in infantile-onset disease, which is likely explained by higher residual enzyme activity of this allele: ?1 copy of the c.894G>A mutations(Splice- junction mutation common)28804516
2049Chediak Higashi SyndromeAutosomal recessive Eye, Hair , Skin LungEarlyNonsense mutation : c.1540 C>T, CGA>TGA, R514X in exon 5 and a one base pair deletion (del c.9893T, F3298fsX3304) in exon 43, coding for part of the CHS1 protein's BEACH domain, these two newly described mutations are expected to give rise to a severe phenotype 15896657