Table 2

Genetic and clinical features of IFIH1 variants previously reported in epilepsy

VariantsgnomADSexInheritanceLocationDiagnosisSeizureOther manifestationsBrain imagingReference
V.4.1.0V.2.1.1
Missense variants c.1178A>T/p.Asp393ValMDe novoHel1NeuroregressionSeizuresFever and rash, severe spastic tetraparesis, axial hypotonia and a loss of speech, and a rapid loss of motor and intellectual skillsBasal ganglia calcificationRice et al 25
c.1354G>A/p.Ala452ThrMDe novoHel1AGS7EFS+Hypertonia, spastic quadriplegia and microcephalyBrain atrophy, bilateral in the basal ganglia and white matter calcificationOda et al 12
c.2159G>A/p.Arg720Gln6.841×10−7 MDe novoHel2AGS7Intractable epilepsy (died of pneumonia at the age of 2 years)Irritable and fed poorly, spastic-dystonic tetraparesis, intrauterine growth retardation and microcephalyCerebral atrophy with calcifications and white matter diseaseRice et al 25
c.2317G>C/p.Arg773GlnMDe novoHel2Cerebral palsyEESpastic diplegia, intelligence disturbance and neurodevelopmental delayCalcificationRosello et al 31
c.2336G>A/p.Arg779His1.374×10−6 4.011×10−6 FDe novoHel2AGS7EFS+Dystonia, hypotonia, spastic quadriplegia and progressive microcephalyBrain atrophy, bilateral basal ganglia and subcortical calcificationOda et al 12
c.2486C>G/p.Thr829SerMNAHel2AGS7SeizuresSpastic diplegia and rapid neurological declineAbnormal white matter and calcificationRice et al 29
c.2561T>A/p.Met854LysFDe novoPincerAGS7 and SGMRT1EFS+ (febrile seizures every year)Moderate motor and mental retardationBilateral calcification of the deep frontal lobes and the globus pallidaTakeichi et al 42
Truncation variants c.1852C>T/p.Arg618Ter1.426×10−5 1.992×10−5 FDe novoHel2iAGS7Seizures (deceased)Microcephaly, muscular hypotonia and global developmental delayNALiu et al 7
c.2020_c.2023delAGAT/
p.Arg674PhefsTer3
NANAHel2iEarly onset epileptic encephalopathyFrequent focal seizures (severely)Severe developmental delayA wide range of symmetrical abnormalities in the white matterMa et al 28
c.2665A>T/p.Lys889Ter1.369×10−6 3.989×10−6 FHomozygous (paternal and maternal)Pincer3-phosphoglycerate dehydrogenase deficiencyEE (occurring once or twice per day with mild myoclonia)Fever and respiratory infections, microcephaly, severe psychomotor retardationSimplified gyral pattern, hypoplastic corpus callosumZaki et al 32
  • AGS7, Aicardi-Goutières syndrome 7; EE, epileptic encephalopathy; EFS+, epilepsy with febrile seizures plus; F, female; gnomAD, Genome Aggregation Database; GTCS, generalised tonic-clonic seizure; Hel, helicase domain; M, male; NA, not available; SGMRT1, Singleton-Merten syndrome 1.