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Table 1 Studies reporting germline RUNX1 mutations in FPD/AML

From: Preleukemic and second-hit mutational events in an acute myeloid leukemia patient with a novel germline RUNX1 mutation

Year

Reference

Key Findings

1999

Song et al. [6]

Detection of heterozygous RUNX1 mutations in six FPD/AML pedigrees, mostly found within the Runt domain.

2001

Buijs et al. [10]

A novel missense mutation identified in RUNX1 Runt domain in FPD/AML.

2002

Walker et al. [8]

A novel heterozygous point mutation (A107P) identified in RUNX1 Runt domain in FPD/AML.

2002

Michaud et al. [7]

Three new heterozygous RUNX1 point mutations reported in FPD/AML, including the first familial RUNX1 mutation outside the Runt domain, in the C-terminal.

2005

Heller et al. [39]

A novel RUNX1 C-terminal point mutation identified in one FPD/AML pedigree.

2008

Beri-Dexheimer et al. [15]

Two novel germline RUNX1 mutations reported, including a heterozygous 8-bp deletion (c.442_449del) identified in FPD/AML.

2008

Owen et al. [40]

5 new cases of germline RUNX1 mutations reported in FPD/AML, including 3 N-terminal and 2 C-terminal mutations.

2009

Preudhomme et al. [24]

Detection of 4 germline RUNX1 mutations in 4 FPD/AML families, mostly within the Runt domain. Most importantly, this is the first report of second-hit RUNX1 somatic mutations identified in germline RUNX1-mutant AML.