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Table 1 Genes associated with main subtypes of RYR1-related myopathies

From: Ryanodine receptor 1-related disorders: an historical perspective and proposal for a unified nomenclature

 

Gene

Locus

Inheritance

Prevalence

Protein

Central core disease

RYR1

19q13

AD or AR

>90% [56]

Ryanodine receptor type 1

ACTA1

1q42

AD

Rare

Skeletal α-actin

Core-rod myopathy

RYR1

19q13

AD or AR

Most common cause [2]

Ryanodine receptor type 1

NEB

2q2

AR

Rare

Nebulin

KBTBD13

15q25

AD

Rare

Kelch 13

Centronuclear myopathy

RYR1

19q13

AR

Most common cause of AR disease [28]

Ryanodine receptor type 1

DNM2

19p13

AD

Most common cause of AD disease [2]

Dynamin-2

BIN1

2q14

AR

Rare

Amphiphysin

CCDC78

16p13.3

AD

Rare

Coiled-coil domain-containing protein 78

± cardiomyopathy

TTN

2q31

AR

Rare

Titin

Myotubular myopathy

MTM1

Xq28

XLR

Most common cause in severely affected males [57]

Myotubularin

Congenital fiber-type disproportion

TPM3

1q2

AD

25-50% [58]

α-tropomyosin

RYR1

19q13

AR

~20% [59]

Ryanodine receptor type 1

ACTA1

1q42

AD

Rare

Skeletal α-actin

TPM2

9q13

AD

Rare

β-tropomyosin

SELENON

1p36

AR

Rare

Selenoprotein N

± cardiomyopathy

MYH7

14q11

AD

Rare

Slow myosin heavy chain

 

HACD1

10p12

AR

Rare

3-hydroxyacyl-CoA dehydratase 1

+ cardiomyopathy

Unidentified gene

Xp22.13 to Xq22.1

XLR

Rare

?

Multi-minicore disease

SELENON

1p36

AR

~50% [60]a

Selenoprotein N

RYR1

19q13

AR

Second most common cause [61]

Ryanodine receptor type 1

± cardiomyopathy

MYH7

14q11

AR

Uncommon

Slow myosin heavy chain

+ cardiomyopathy

ACTA1

1q42

AD

Rare

Skeletal α-actin

+ cardiomyopathy

DES

2q35

?

Rare

Desmin

+ cardiomyopathy

LMNA

1q22

?

Rare

Lamin A/C

  1. Adapted from Jungbluth, Sewry, & Muntoni, The Congenital Myopathies, in Rosenberg’s Molecular and Genetic Basis of Neurological and Psychiatric Diseases, Chapter 93, 5th edition
  2. Abbreviations: AD autosomal dominant, AR autosomal recessive, XLR X-linked recessive
  3. aclassic MmD phenotype. Only the most common genetic backgrounds and predominant modes of inheritance are indicated