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Table 1 Gender, age at onset, initial symptoms of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, phenotype and point mutations in the eight unrelated Norwegian families with mutation in the MFN2 gene.

From: MFN2point mutations occur in 3.4% of Charcot-Marie-Tooth families. An investigation of 232 Norwegian CMT families

Family no.

Family member

Gender

Age at onset

(yrs)

Initial symptoms

Phenotype

Point

mutation

Exon

Amino acid

Change

1

II-2

4

Weakness in legs

CMT1

c.280C>T

4

Arg94Trp

 

III-1

4

Weakness in legs and pes cavus

    

2

II-1

4

Stumble and dorsal motion weakness in toes

CMT2

c.281G>A

4

Arg94Gln

3

II-1

2

Foot deformity and stumbled

CMT1

c.1403G>A

14

Arg468His

4

II-1

63

Weakness in the right foot, and difficulties walking

dHMN

c.1709A>G

15

Asn570Ser

5

III-9

10

Weakness in legs and pes cavus

CMT2

c.2113G>A

18

Val705Ile

6

II-3

47

Paresthesia in feet

CMT2

c.2113G>A

18

Val705Ile

7

III-3

44

Muscular pain during exercise in left leg

CMT2

c.2119C>T

18

Arg707Trp

8

III-2

23

Recurrent ankle sprains, weakness and reduced balance

Intermediate CMT

c.2146G>A

18

Ala716Thr

 

III-4

50

Paresthesia in foot

    
  1. Relatives of probands and novel point mutations are shown in italics.