Table 3 Genetic and epigenetic alterations in IGF2 (11p15) and WT1 (11p13) loci in 34 patients with Wilms tumours of familial or de novo WT1 mutations

From: A high incidence of WT1 abnormality in bilateral Wilms tumours in Japan, and the penetrance rates in children with WT1 germline mutation

Tumour

Age/sex

IGF2

WT1 allele 1

WT1 allele 2

Malformations/laterality

Heredity

References

Children inherited small WT1 mutations from their fathers ( n =9)

FWT1

7 months/F

pUPD (C, M)

ex 9, 1168C>T/R390X

The same as allele 1, UPD11pt-11cen

OD, FGS/BWT

Father had a WT1 mutation and a history of WT

Present study (BWT23)

FWT2-1

1 year 4 months/M

pUPD (C)

ex 9, 1168C>T/R390X

The same as allele 1, UPD11pt-11cen

GU/UWT

Father had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Present study (UWTG2)

FWT2-2

1 year 7 months/F

pUPD (C)

ex 9, 1168C>T/R390X

The same as allele 1, UPD11pt-11cen

None/BWT

Father had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Present study (BWT25)

FWT3

3 years/M

NE

ex 6, 847delG/H291fs306X

LOH at WT1 sequences

None/UWT

Father had a WT1 mutation and a history of WT

Pelletier et al, 1991

FWT4-1

<12 months/F

NE

NE

NE

None/UWT

Father had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Kaplinsky et al, 1996

FWT4-2

4 months/F

NE

ex 8, 1084C>G/R302X

LOH at WT1 sequences

None/BWT

Father had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Kaplinsky et al, 1996

FWT4-3

6 months/F

NE

NE

NE

None/WT

Father had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Kaplinsky et al, 1996

FWT5

1 year 4 months/F

NE

ex 3, S223N

NE

None/UWT

Father had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Jeanpierre et al, 1998

FWT6-1

1 year 1 month/F

NE

ex 8, R366P

NE

CNS/UWT

Father had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Fencl et al, 2012

FWT6-2a

5 months

NR

ex 8, R366P

NR

CNS

Father had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Fencl et al, 2012

Children inherited small WT1 mutations from their mothers ( n =6)

FWT7-1

2 years/F

NE

ex 7, del7bp/H319fs377X

ex 7, 26 bp deletion

None/UWT

Mother had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Pritchard-Jones et al, 2000

FWT7-2

4 years/M

NE

ex 7, del7bp/H319fs377X

del(11)(p13p13)

None/UWT

Mother had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Pritchard-Jones et al, 2000

FWT8-1

9 years/F

NE

ex 10, 1730A>G/X450W

NE

Renal failure/UWT

Mother had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Zirn et al, 2005

FWT8-2

17 years/M

NR

ex 10, 1730 A>G/X450W

NR

None

Mother had a WT1 mutation and no history of WT

Zirn et al, 2005

FWT9

6 years/M

NR

ex 1, 328C>A/Y109X

NR

GU

Mother had a WT1 mutation and a history of WT

Regev et al, 2008

FWT10

1 year 11 months/M

NE

ex 7, 983delC/P328fs380X

Wild type

GU/UWT

Mother had a WT1 mutation and a history of WT

Melchionda et al, 2013

Children inherited large WT1 deletions from their fathers or mothers ( n =7)

F11-1

2 years/F

NE

del(11)(p13p13)

NE

AN, GU, MR/UWT

Father had ins(14;11)(q23;p12p14)

Lavedan et al, 1989

F11-2

4 years/M

NR

del(11)(p13p13)

NR

AN, GU

Father had ins(14;11)(q23;p12p14)

Lavedan et al, 1989

FWT12-1

1 year 11 months/M

NE

NE

NE

AN/WT

Mother had ins(2;11)(q23;p12p14)

Yunis and Ramsay, 1980

FWT12-2

1 year 3 months/M

NE

del(11)(p13p14)

NE

AN, GU/BWT

Mother had ins(2;11)(q23;p12p14)

Yunis and Ramsay, 1980

FWT13-1

17 years/M

NR

del(11)(p12p14)

NR

MR

Mother had ins(16;11)(p13;p12p14)

Kousseff and Agatucci, 1981

FWT13-2

6 months/M

NE

del(11)(p12p14)

NE

GU/UWT

Mother had ins(16;11)(p13;p12p14)

Kousseff and Agatucci, 1981

FWT14

NI

NE

del(11)(p12p14)

NE

AN, GU/UWT

Mother had ins(12;11)(p12;p12p14.2)

Nakagome et al, 1984

Children with de novo large WT1 deletions of paternal or maternal germ cell origin, included in the penetrance analysis ( n =8)

DNWT1

NI

NR

del(11)(p13p14.1)

NR

AN, GU

de novo deletion of paternal germ cell origin

Huff et al, 1990

DNWT2

NI

NE

del(11)(p13p13)

NE

AN/WT

de novo deletion of paternal germ cell origin

Huff et al, 1990

DNWT3

NI

NE

del(11)(p11.2p14.1)

NE

AN/WT

de novo deletion of maternal germ cell origin

Huff et al, 1990

DNWT4

NI

NE

del(11)(p13.4p14.3)

NE

AN/WT

de novo deletion of paternal germ cell origin

Huff et al, 1990

DNWT5

NI

NE

del(11)(p12p15.1)

NE

AN/WT

de novo deletion of paternal germ cell origin

Huff et al, 1990

SNWT6

NI

NE

del(11)(p12p15)

NE

AN, GU/WT

de novo deletion of paternal germ cell origin

Huff et al, 1990

DNWT7

NI

NR

del(11)(p12p15.1)

NR

AN

de novo deletion of paternal germ cell origin

Huff et al, 1990

DNWT8

NI

NR

del(11)(p13p14.1)

NR

AN, GU

de novo deletion of paternal germ cell origin

Huff et al, 1990

Patients with de novo small WT1 mutation of paternal germ cell origin, not included in the penetrance analysis ( n =4)

DNWT9-1

1 year 6 months/F

UPDb

ex 1, 144C>A/Y48X

The same as allele 1, UPD11pt-11cen

None//UWT

de novo mutation of paternal germ cell origin

Present study (UWTG1)

DNWT9-2

1 year 8 months/F

pUPD (C, M)

ex 1, 144C>A/Y48X

The same as allele 1, UPD11pt-11cen

None//BWT

de novo mutation of paternal germ cell origin

No. 36 (Haruta et al, 2008)/BWT24

DNWT10

NI

LOH on 11p15

ex 8, H377R

LOH on 11p13

Drash syndrome/UWT

de novo mutation of paternal germ cell origin

Nordenskjold et al, 1994

DNWT11

NI

LOH on 11p15

ex 9, D396N

LOH on 11p13

Drash syndrome/UWT

de novo mutation of paternal germ cell origin

Nordenskjold et al, 1994

  1. Abbreviations: AN=aniridia; BWT=bilateral WT; C=methylation analysis of CTCF6 by COBRA; CNS=congenital nephrotic syndrome; COBRA=combined bisulfite restriction assay; ex=exon; F=female; FGS=focal glomerular sclerosis; FWT=familial WT; GU=genitourinary malformation; LOH=loss of heterogeneity; M=male; M=methylation analysis of H19-DMR by MS-MLPA; MR=mental retardation; NI=not informative; NR=not relevant; NE=not examined; OD=ovarial dysgenesis; pUPD=paternal UPD; UPD=uniparental disomy; UWT=unilateral WT; WT=Wilms tumour.
  2. aFWT6-2 was excluded from the penetrance analysis because of the reason described in the text.
  3. bAbove UPD indicates that the methylation status of H19-DMR was not examined.