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Table 1 Differentially expressed genes upon QPRT-KO with |log2FC| > 2.5

From: Loss of the Chr16p11.2 ASD candidate gene QPRT leads to aberrant neuronal differentiation in the SH-SY5Y neuronal cell model

Gene

Chr

del268T vs eCtrl

ins395A vs eCtrl

WT vs eCtrl

SFARI score

ASD literature

FDR

log2FC

FDR

log2FC

FDR

log2FC

COX17

3q13.33

3.33E−138

− 5.94

1.78E−154

− 5.63

0.30

− 0.13

/

/

GUCA1A

6p21.1

4.56E−41

− 5.38

3.97E−46

− 5.88

0.20

0.26

/

/

COX17P1

13q14.13

1.09E−84

− 5.19

5.82E−93

− 5.28

0.59

− 0.11

/

/

VSTM2A

7p11.2

1.81E−10

− 5.00

6.36E−12

− 5.28

0.61

− 0.27

/

/

KCNQ3

8q24.22

5.77E−04

− 4.76

1.25E03

− 3.04

0.46

0.49

3

Role for KCNQ3 in epilepsy and autism [75]

CCK

3p22.1

2.56E−04

− 3.18

5.97E−05

− 3.13

0.17

0.68

/

Candidate gene for Asperger’s in a microdeletion case study [76]

GABRB3

15q12

3.04E−43

− 3.00

9.43E−54

− 3.58

0.80

0.04

2

CNV Chr15q11-13 implicated in ASD; polymorphisms associated with ASD [62, 77]

BRINP1

9q33.1

8.93E−09

− 2.92

2.09E−09

− 2.85

0.20

− 0.53

/

−/− mice: autism-like behavior including reduced sociability and altered vocalization [78]

LINC01760

1p21.3

1.02E−02

2.74

4.93E−03

2.62

0.95

− 0.30

/

/

SNTG2

2p25.3

7.04E−04

− 2.71

5.06E−07

− 5.58

0.72

0.22

4

Region linked with ID [64], associated with ASD [65]; interaction partner of neuroligins, interaction altered by ASD associated mutations [66]

ARHGAP20

11q23.1

1.63E−09

− 2.65

4.08E−15

− 3.93

0.45

− 0.30

/

/

SRRM4

12q24.23

1.29E−18

− 2.61

2.25E−26

− 3.40

0.54

− 0.20

/

−/+ mice: multiple autistic-like features [79]

  1. Chr chromosomal region, del268T CRISPR/Cas9 induced mutation (deletion of one nucleotide) in exon 2 of QPRT, ins395A CRISPR/Cas9-induced mutation (insertion of one nucleotide) in exon 2 of QPRT, eCtrl control cell line with empty CRISPR/Cas9 control vector, WT wild-type SH-SY5Y cell line untreated, FDR False discovery rate, log2 FC log2 fold change, SFARI score score in the SFARI database [58] (a smaller score means higher evidence), ASD references Pubmed was searched for “gene and autism” and “gene and ASD”