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Table 1 Germline Mutations Associated with GIST Predisposition and Associated Clinical Features

From: Inherited gastrointestinal stromal tumor syndromes: mutations, clinical features, and therapeutic implications

Gene (Exon)

Mutation

General Clinical Features

Reference

C-KIT (11)

V559del

Hyperpigmentation, urticaria pigmentosa, dysphagia

Nishida 1998[9]

 

CAACTTdup

 

Carballo 2005[11]

 

V559A

 

Beghini 2001[30]

 

W557R

 

Maeyama 2001[31]

   

Robson 2004[26]

C-KIT (17)

D820Y

Dysphagia but no hyperpigmentation

Hirota 2002[32]

C-KIT (13)

K642E

No hyperpigmentation and no urticaria pigmentosa

Isozaki 2000[33]

   

Graham 2007[34]

PDGFRA *

D846Y

Large hands

Chompret 2004[35]

 

Y555C

Lipomas and small intestine fibrous tumors

de Raedt 2006[36]

 

V561D

 

Pasini 2007[37]

NF1**

Many various mutations in NF1 gene (>300 identified)

Café au lait spots, dermal neurofibromas, axillary/inguinal freckling, ocular hamartomas

Relles 2010[38]

SDHB, SDHC, and SDHD ***

SDHB IVS1 + 1 G → T

Paraganglioma and pheochromocytoma

Carney 2002[39]

 

SDHB c.423 + 1 G → C

(Carney-Stratakis Syndrome)

McWhinney 2007[40]

 

SDHB c.45_46insCC

  
 

SDHC c.43 + 1 C → T

  
 

SDHC IVS5 + 1 G → A

  
 

SDHD c.57delG

  
  1. *Platelet derived growth factor receptor-alpha.
  2. **Neurofibromin 1.
  3. ***Succinate dehydrogenase (B, C, and D).