Null and Alternatively Expressed Alleles

Assigned July 2010

We list here all HLA alleles which have been shown to either not to be expressed, Null alleles, that have the suffix 'N' and those alleles which have been shown to be alternatively expressed have the suffix 'L', 'S', 'C', 'A' or 'Q'.

The suffix 'L' is used to indicate an allele which has been shown to have 'Low' cell surface expression when compared to normal levels. The 'S' suffix is used to denote an allele specifying a protein which is expressed as a soluble 'Secreted' molecule but is not present on the cell surface. A 'C' suffix to indicate an allele product which is present in the 'Cytoplasm' but not on the cell surface. An 'A' suffix to indicate 'Aberrant' expression where there is some doubt as to whether a protein is expressed. A 'Q' suffix when the expression of an allele is 'Questionable' given that the mutation seen in the allele has previousÏly been shown to effect normal expression levels.

As of July 2010 no alleles have been named which use the 'C' or 'A' suffix.

All numbering is based on alignment to the exon sequence of the standard reference allele for that locus e.g.; A*01:01:01:01 for null HLA-A alleles. A full explanation of how the mutations are described is provided after the table.

Null Alleles

Allele Mutation      Description of Mutation References
A*01:01:01:02N
Deletion
Intron 2, g478-481delGTGA, causes translation of intron 2 sequence and abnormal truncated peptide  
A*01:04N
Insertion
Exon 4, 627-628insC, in codon 186 causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 196 Laforet et al. Tissue Antigens . 1997 50:347-50
Zanone-Ramseier et al. Transplantation. 1999 67:1336-41
Poli et al. Tissue Antigens. 1999 54:300-2
A*01:11N
Point
Exon 3, 968G>T, causes alternative splice site at end of exon 3 which prevents translation into a correct and stable class I molecule expressed on the cell surface Reinders et al. Hum Immunol. 2005 66:912-20
A*01:15N
Deletion
Exon 3, 559delC, in codon 163, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 189 Bera et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 67:61-3
A*01:16N
Insertion
Exon 3, 532-533insG, in codon 154, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 196  
A*01:18N
Point
Exon 2, 215G>C, causes R48P, which may effect the binding of beta-2 microglobulin. Henry et al. Am J. Clin. Pathol. 2004 122:185-92
A*01:22N
Deletion
Exon 4, 751delG, in codon 227 causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 189  
A*01:27N
Point
Exon 3, 553-555GAG>TAG, causes E161X, a premature stop at codon 161 Longhi et al. Human Immunol. 2008 68:913-4
A*01:31N
Point
Exon 2,250-252TGG>TAG, causes W60X, a premature stop at codon 60  
A*01:34N
Point
Exon 4, 705G>A, causes incorrect splicing of exon 4  
A*01:52N Point Exon 3,469-471TGG>TAG, causes W133X, a premature stop at codon 133  
A*01:53N Point Exon 3,547-549TAC>TAA, causes Y159X, a premature stop at codon 159  
A*01:56N Point Exon 4, 721-723TGG>TGA, causes W217X, a premature stop at codon 217  
A*01:57N Point Exon 3, 454-456GAG>TAG, causes E128X, a premature stop at codon 128  
A*02:15N
Point
Exon 4, 841-843TAC>TAA, causes Y257X, a premature stop at codon 257 Ishikawa et al. Immunogenetics. 1996 43:1-5
A*02:32N
Point
Exon 3, 493-495CAG>TAG, causes Q141X, a premature stop at codon 141 Bunce et al. Tissue Antigens. 2000 55:31-6
A*02:43N
Insertion
Exon 4, 779-780insC, in codon 236, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 264  
A*02:53N
Point
Exon 2, 322-324TAC>TAG, causes Y84X, a premature stop at codon 84 Wu et al. Tissue Antigens. 2002 59:328-30
A*02:82N
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TGA, causes C164X, a premature stop at codon 164  
A*02:83N
Point
Exon 4, 829-831GAG>TAG, causes Q253X, a premature stop at codon 253 Hornet al. Tissue Antigens. 2005 66:335-7
A*02:88N
Point
Exon 3, 418-420GAC>TAG, causes D116X, a premature stop at codon 116  
A*02:94N
Deletion
Exon 2, 337delG, in codon 89 causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 126  
A*02:113N
Point
Exon 2, 250-252TGG>TAG, causes W60X, a premature stop at codon 60 Hammond et al. Tissue Antigens. 2008 72:176-6
A*02:125N
Deletion
Exon 2, 261delG, in codon 63, causes a frameshift and premature stop codon 67  
A*02:222N Point Exon 3, 451-453AAA>TAA, causes K127X, a premature stop at codon 127  
A*02:223N Point Exon 3, 415-417CAG>TAG, causes Q115X, a premature stop at codon 115  
A*02:225N Point Exon 3, 439-441TAC>TAA, causes Y123X, a premature stop at codon 123  
A*02:226N Point Exon 3, 538-540TTG>TAG, causes L156X, a premature stop at codon 156  
A*02:227N Point Exon 3, 610-612CAG>TAG, causes Q180X, a premature stop at codon 180  
A*02:250N Deletion Exon 2, 286-287delCA, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 326  
A*03:01:01:02N
Point
Intron 4, g1846G>A, causes incorrect splicing and premature stop codon  
A*03:03N
Deletion
Exon 3, 373-378delTGCGAC, causes deletion of codons 101-102. Codon 101 is necessary for formation of the disulphide bridge Lienert et al. Tissue Antigens. 1996 48:187-91
A*03:11N
Point
Exon 3, 424-426TAC>TAA, causes Y118X, a premature stop at codon 118  
A*03:21N
Insertion
Exon 4, 627-628insC, in codon 186, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 196  
A*03:36N
Deletion
Exon 2, 264-290delACGGAATATGAAGGCCC  
A*03:68N
Point
Exon 2, 331-333CAG>TAG, causes Q87X, a premature stop at codon 87  
A*03:69N
Point
Exon 3, 538-540CGG>TAG, causes R156X, a premature stop at codon 156  
A*11:21N
Insertion
Exon 4, 627-628insC, in codon 186, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 196  
A*23:07N
Insertion
Exon 4, 627-628insC, in codon 186, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 196  
A*23:08N
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TGA, causes c164X, a premature stop at codon 164  
A*23:11N
Insertion
Exon 2, 150-151insAGCCCCGCTTCATCGCCGTGGGC, causes frameshift and premature stop codon 60  
A*24:09N
Point
Exon 4, 742-744CAG>TAG, causes Q224X, a premature stop at codon 224 Magor et al. J. Immunol. 1997 158:5242-50
A*24:11N
Insertion
Exon 4, 627-628insC, in codon 186, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 196 Magor et al. J. Immunol. 1997 158:5242-50
A*24:36N
Deletion
Exon 2, 252-253delGG, in codon 60, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 60 Li et al. Tissue Antigens. 2002 60:184-5
A*24:40N
Deletion
Exon 4, 626-627delCC, in codon 185, causes frameshift and premature stop codon 195  
A*24:45N
Deletion
Exon 2, 101-102delCA, in codon 10, causes frameshift and premature stop codon 73  
A*24:48N
Point
Exon 3, 532-534GAG>TAG, causes E154X, a premature stop at codon 154  
A*24:60N
Point
Exon 2, 295-297CGA>TGA, causes R75X, a premature stop at codon 75  
A*24:83N
Point
Exon 4, 697-699TAC>TAA, causes Y209X, a premature stop at codon 209  
A*24:84N
Point
Exon 3, 424-426TAC>TAA, causes Y118X, a premature stop at codon 118  
A*24:86N
Insertion
Exon 3, 614-615insGAAGGAGACGCTGCAGC, in codon 181, causes frameshift and premature stop codon 195 Yan et al. Tissue Antigens. 2009 73:63-5
A*24:90N
Point
Exon 3, 418-420GAC>TAG, causes Y116X, a premature stop at codon 116  
A*24:132N Point Exon 3, 373-375TGC>TGA, causes C101X, a premature stop at codon 101  
A*25:12N Point Exon 3,547-549TAC>TAA, causes Y159X, a premature stop at codon 159  
A*26:11N
Insertion
Exon 3,516-517insAC, in codon 149, causes frameshift and premature stop codon 190  
A*26:25N
Insertion
Exon 2, 280-281insC, in codon 70, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 74  
A*29:01:01:02N
Point
Intron 4, g1846G>A, causes incorrect splicing and premature stop codon Elsner et al. Tissue Antigens. 2002 59:139-41
A*29:08N
Point
Exon 2, 223-225TGG>TAG, causes W51X, a premature stop at codon 51  
A*30:27N
Point
Exon 3, 535-537GAG>TAG, causes Q155X, a premature stop at codon 155  
A*31:14N
Insertion
Exon 4, 627-628insC, in codon 186, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 196 Smith et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 68:526-7
A*32:19N
Point
Exon 3, 571-573GGG>TGA, causes G167X, a premature stop at codon 167  
A*68:11N
Deletion
Exon 1,46delG, in codon 9, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon -6 Laforet et al. Tissue Antigens. 1999 53:573-5
A*68:18N
Insertion
Exon 2, 213-214insCGAGCCAGAGGATGGAGCCG, in codon 48, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 59 Dormoy et al. Tissue Antigens. 2002 60:88-90
A*68:49N Point Exon 3,511-513TGG>TAG, causes W147X, a premature stop at codon 147  
A*74:12N
Deletion
Exon 3, 357-362delCCAG AT, causes deletion of codons 96-97. Protein is not detected at cell surface by pan-class I antibody.  
A*74:14N
Point
Exon 2, 223-225TGG>TGA, causes W51X, a premature stop at codon 51  
B*07:49N
Point
Exon 4, 892-894TGG>TAG, causes W274X, a premature stop at codon 274 Perrier et al. Tissue Antigens. 2007 70:341-3
B*07:67N
Deletion
Exon 2, 117delC, in codon 15, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 34  
B*07:111N Point Exon 2, 325-327TAC>TAA, causes Y85X, a premature stop at codon 85  
B*08:08N
Deletion
Exon 3,473delC, in codon 134, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 189 Carter et al. Tissue Antigens. 2000 55:61-4
B*08:19N
Point
Exon 4, 724-726CAG>TAG codon 218, causes Q218X, a premature stop at codon 218  
B*08:30N
Point
Exon 3,424-426TAC>TAA, causes Y118X, a premature stop at codon 118  
B*13:07N
Deletion
Exon 2, 254-268delACCGGAA CACACAGA, codons 61-65, causes no frameshift, but exon 2 is 5aa shorter  
B*14:07N
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TGA, causes C164X, a premature stop at codon 164  
B*15:01:01:02N
Deletion
Intron 1, g175-184delCGGGTC TCAG, effecting splice site for exon 2 Curran et al. Tissue Antigens. 1999 53:244-52
B*15:26N
Point
Exon 3, 367-269TAC>TAA, causes Y99X, a premature stop at codon 99 Mine et al. Tissue Antigens. 1997 50:351-4
B*15:79N
Insertion
Exon 2, 328-329insCA, in codon 86, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 127  
B*15:94N
Point
Exon 2, 295-295CGA>TGA, causes R75X, a premature stop at codon 75  
B*15:111N
Deletion
Exon 3, 527-538delAGGC GGAGCA, codons 152-155, causes a frameshift and premature stop at codon 186  
B*15:149N
Deletion
Exon 2, 264-265delAC, in codon 65, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 113  
B*15:181N
Point
Exon 3, 502-504CAG>TAG, causes Q144X, a premature stop at codon 144  
B*15:182N
Point
Exon 1, 91-93TAT>TAG, causes Y7X, a premature stop at codon 7  
B*15:190N Point Exon 3,511-513TGG>TGA, causes W147X, a premature stop at codon 147  
B*18:17N
Point
Exon 1, 40-42TCG>TAG, causes W-11X, a premature stop at codon -11 den Hollander et al. Tissue Antigens. 2002 59:341-3
B*18:23N
Point
Exon 3, 610-612CAG>TAG, causes Q180X, a premature stop at codon 180  
B*27:59N
Point
Exon 2, 286-288CAG>TAG, causes Q72X, a premature stop at codon 72  
B*27:64N
Point
Exon 3, 454-456GAG>TAG, causes E128X, a premature stop at codon 128  
B*27:65N
Point
Exon 2, 232-234CAG>TAG, causes Q54X, a premature stop at codon 54  
B*35:40N
Deletion
Exon 4, 807delA, in codon 245, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 272 Dunne et al. Tissue Antigens. 2002 59:522-4
B*35:53N
Deletion
Exon 3, 473-477delCCGC, in codons 134-135, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 155  
B*35:129N Point Exon 2, 286-288CAG>TAG, causes Q72X, a premature stop at codon 72  
B*35:130N Point Exon 2, 151-153TAC>TAA, causes Y27X, a premature stop at codon 27  
B*35:134N Point Exon 4, 782-784TGG>TGA, causes W224X, a premature stop at 224  
B*35:145N Insertion Exon 3, 532-533insGCGG, in codon 154 causes a frameshift and premature stop codon at 197  
B*37:03N
Point
Exon 2, 337-339GAG>TAG, causes E89X, a premature stop at codon 89  
B*39:25N
Deletion
Exon 3, 403-404delGC, in codon 111, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 113  
B*39:40N
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TGA, causes C164X, a premature stop at codon 164  
B*40:22N
Point
Exon 2, 244-246GAG>TAG, causes E58X, a premature stop at codon 58 Tamouza et al. Tissue Antigens. 2000 55:378-80
B*40:118N Point Exon 3, 454-456GAG>TAG, causes E128X, a premature stop at codon 128  
B*40:142N Deletion Exon 2, 253delG, in codon 61, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 251  
B*40:144N Point Exon 4, 826-828GGA>TGA, causes G252X, a premature stop at codon 252  
B*44:19N
Deletion
Exon 1, 5delT, in codon -23, causes frameshift and premature stop codon at -6 Bettens et al. Tissue Antigens. 2000 56:441-5
B*44:23N
Point
Exon 3, 493-495CAG>TAG, causes Q141X, a premature stop at codon 141 Cox et al. Tissue Antigens. 2003 61:20-48
Hammond et al. Eur. J. Immunogenet. 2003 30:385-6
B*44:52N
Deletion
Exon 3,492-505delTCAGATCAC CCAGC, in codons 141-144, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 191  
B*44:56N
Point
Exon 3, 367-369TAC>TAA, causes Y99X, a premature stop at codon 99  
B*44:58N
Point
Exon 2, 295-297CGA>TGA, causes R75X, a premature stop at codon 75  
B*44:61N
Point
Exon 2,208-210GAG>TAG, causes E46X, a premature stop at codon 46  
B*44:108N Point Exon 3, 610-612CAG>TAG, causes Q180X, a premature stop at codon 180  
B*46:07N
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TGA, causes C164X, a premature stop at codon 164 Tang et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 68:518-20
B*46:15N
Point
Exon 4,736-738GAG>TAG, causes E222X, a premature stop at codon 222  
B*51:11N
Insertion
Exon 4, 627- 628insC, in codon 186 causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 196 Elsner et al. Tissue Antigens. 2001 57:369-72
B*51:27N
Point
Exon 3, 502-504CAG>TAG, causes Q144X, a premature stop at codon 144 Hou et al. Tissue Antigens. 2002 60:262-5
B*51:41N
Point
Exon 2, 295-297CGA>TGA, causes R75X, a premature stop at codon 75  
B*51:44N
Point
Exon 2, 265-267CAG>TAG, causes Q65X, a premature stop codon 65  
B*54:05N
Deletion
Exon 2, 212-232delCGCGGGCGCCGTGGATAGAGC, in codons 46-54, causes no frameshift but deletion of 7aa  
B*54:08N
Point
Exon 3, 553-554GAG>TAG, causes E161X, a premature stop at codon 161 Yan et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 68:182
B*56:19N
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TGA, causes C164X, a premature stop at codon 164  
B*56:28N Point Exon 2, 247-249TGG>TGA, causes W59X, a premature stop at codon 59  
B*57:28N Point Exon 3, 418-420TAC>TAG, causes Y116X, a premature stop at codon 116  
B*58:10N
Deletion
Exon 3, 366delG, in codon 98, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 126  
B*58:17N
Deletion
Exon 3, 311delA, in codon 80, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 126  
B*81:04N
Point
Exon 2, 244-246GAG>TAG, causes E58X, a premature stop at codon 58  
C*01:37N
Point
Exon 2, 361-363TGG>TGA, causes W97X, a premature stop at codon 97  
C*02:38N
Point
Exon 3, 367-369TAC>TAA, causes Y99X, a premature stop at codon 99  
C*03:20N
Point
Exon 1, 19-21CGA>TGA, causes R-18X, a premature stop at codon -18  
C*04:09N
Deletion
Exon 7, 1095delA, in codon 341, causes frameshift and loss of stop codon in exon 8, resulting in the peptide containing an additional 32 amino acids Balas et al. Tissue Antigens. 2002 59:95-100
C*05:07N
Deletion
Exon 3, 353-353deldAD, in codon 94, causes frameshift and premature stop codon at 113  
C*06:16N
Deletion
Exon 3, 499-500delAC, in codon 144, causes a frameshift and premature stop at codon 151 Lebedeva et al. Tissue Antigens. 2007 70:441-2
C*07:32N
Insertion
Exon 3, 560-561insCGCAGAT, in codon 163, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 198  
C*07:33N
Deletion
Exon 2, 92delA, in codon 7, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 76 Lazaro et al. Tissue Antigens. 2008 71:560-3
C*07:55N
Point
Exon 3,409-411TAT>TAG, causes Y113X, a premature stop at codon 113  
C*07:104N Point Exon 3, 424-426TAC>TAA, causes Y118X, a premature stop at codon 118  
C*07:98N
Point
Exon 3,493-495CAG>TAG, causes Q141X, a premature stop at codon 141  
C*08:36N
Point
Exon 3,439-441TAC>TAG, causes Y123X, a premature stop at codon 123  
C*12:39N
Point
Exon 2, 250-252TGG>TAG, causes W60X, a premature stop at codon 60  
C*14:07N
Point
Exon 3, 583-585TAC-TAA, causes Y171X, a premature stop at codon 171  
C*14:21N
Point
Exon 3, 424-426TAC>TAA, causes Y118X, a premature stop at codon 118  
G*01:05N
Deletion
Exon 3, 460delC, in codon 130, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 171 Suarez et al. Immunogenetics. 1997 45:464-5
Pyo et al. Immunogenetics. 2006 58:241-51
G*01:13N
Point
Exon 2, 232-234CAG>TAG, causes Q54X, a premature stop at codon 54 Lajoie et al. Tissue Antigens. 2008 72:502-4
DOA*01:04N
Deletion
Exon 2, 108delC, in codon 11, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 37 Moon et al. Tissue Antigens. 2005 66:242-5
DPB1*23:02N
Point
Exon 2, 115-118CAG>TAG, causes Q10X, a premature stop at codon 10  
DPB1*61:01N
Point
Exon 2, 286-288GAG>TAG, causes E67X, a premature stop at codon 67 Zimmerman et al. Tissue Antigens. 1996 47:293-9
DPB1*64:01N
Point
Exon 2, 106-108TAC>TAA, causes Y7X, a premature stop at codon 7 Steiner et al. Tissue Antigens. 1997 49:262-6
DQA1*04:03N
Point
Exon 2, 236-238AAA>TAA, causes Q53X, a premature stop at codon 53 Luo et al. Tissue Antigens. 2004 63:609-11
DQB1*06:26N
Point
Exon 2, 181-183AGA>TGA, causes R29X, a premature stop at codon 29  
DRB1*04:81N
Deletion
Exon 2, 296-297delAG, in codon 70, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 86  
DRB1*07:10N
Deletion
Exon 2, 175-176delTG, in codon 30, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 32 Eiz-Vesper et al. Immunogenetics. 2007 59:507-10
DRB1*12:24N Point Exon 2, 268-270TGG>TAG, causes Y61X, a premature stop at codon 61  
DRB1*14:92N
Point
Exon 2, 190-192GAG>TAG, causes E35X, a premature stop at codon 35
DRB1*15:17N
Insertion
Exon 2, 294-295insGA, in codon70, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 100 Lebedeva et al. Tissue Antigens. 2005 66:334-5
DRB1*16:13N
Point
Exon 2, 241-243GAG>TAG, causes E52X, a premature stop at codon 52 Zhao et al. Tissue Antigens. 2008 71:180-2
DRB4*01:03:01:02N
Point
Incorrect splicing results in lack of protein sequence Sutton et al. Immunogenetics. 1990 31:112-7
Naruse et al. Tissue Antigens. 1997 49:152-9
DRB4*02:01N
Deletion
Exon 2, 155-165delGGGTGC GGTTG, in codons 23-26, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 29 Robbins et al. Immunogenetics. 1997 46:104-10
DRB4*03:01N
Undefined
The allele contains sequence for intron 2 and exon 3, but has no preceding exon sequences Robbins et al. Immunogenetics. 1997 46:104-10
DRB5*01:08N
Deletion
Exon 3, 572-590delAAACAGTTC CTCGGAGTGG, in codons 162-168, causes frameshift and possible stop codon after 171 Voorter et al. Tissue Antigens. 1997 50:326-33
DRB5*01:10N
Deletion
Exon 2, 326- 327delGA, in codon 80, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 86 Balas et al. Tissue Antigens. 2000 55:467-9
MICB*009N
Point
Exon 3, 577-579CGA>TGA, causes R170X, a premature stop at codon 170 Ando et al. Immunogenetics. 1997 46:499-508
MICB*021N
Deletion
Exon 2, 205delC, in codon 69, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 89 Schroeder et al. Tissue Antigens. 2004 64:276-80
TAP1*01:02N
Point
Exon, 599delG, in codon 200, causes frameshift and premature stop at codon 228 Furukawa et al. J. Clin. Invest. 1999 103:755-8

Alternatively Expressed Alleles

Allele Mutation      Description of Mutation References
A*02:01:01:02L   
Point
Promoter Region, g-101T>C, causes a mutation in the Enhancer B region of the promoter Balas et al. Hum Immunol. 1994 41:69-73
Perrier et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 68:442-5
A*11:50Q Point Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TTC, causes C164F, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-A and affecting expression  
A*11:52Q Deletion Exon 2, 103-105delTCC, causes deletion of codon 11, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-A and affecting expression  
A*23:19Q
Point
Exon 3, 619G>A, in codon 183, mutation occurs at exon boundary, potentially affecting the splice site and affecting expression  
A*24:02:01:02L
Point
Intron 2, g708G>A, causes a mutation in the splice site prior to exon 3 Magor et al. J. Immunol. 1997 158:5242-50
Laforet et al. Tissue Antigens. 1997 50:340-6
Zanone-Ramseier et al. Transplantation. 1999 67:1336-41
Dunn et al. Tissue Antigens. 2004 63:589-91
A*30:14L
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TCC, causes C164S, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-A and affecting expression  
A*32:11Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TTC, causes C164F, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-A and affecting expression Tang et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 68:518-20
B*13:08Q
Point
Exon 3, 547-549TAC>TGC, causes Y159C, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-B and affecting expression  
B*35:65Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TGG, causes C164W, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-B and affecting expression Elsner et al. Immunogenetics. 2006 58:929-31
B*37:16Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TAG, causes C164Y, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-B and affecting expression Elsner et al. Immunogenetics. 2006 58:929-31
B*39:01:01:02L
Deletion
Promoter region, g-151-152delTC, causes a decrease in promoter activity and low expression of the allele is seen  
B*39:38Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TTC, causes C164F, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-B and affecting expression Tang et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 68:518-20
B*40:133Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>CGC, causes C164R, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-B and affecting expression  
B*44:02:01:02S
Point
Intron 4, g1934A>G, causes an incorrect splicing leading to the deletion of exon 5 Dubois et al. Tissue Antigens. 2004 63:173-80
C*02:25Q
Point
Exon 3, 373-375TGC>TAC, causes C101Y, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-C and affecting expression  
C*03:22Q
Point
Exon 3, 373-375TGC>TAC, causes C101Y, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-C and affecting expression Middleton et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 67:343-5
C*04:59Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TAG, causes C161Y, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-C and affecting expression Middleton et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 67:343-5
C*07:121Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>CGC, causes C164F, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-C and affecting expression  
C*12:42Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TGG, causes C164F, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-C and affecting expression  
C*15:32Q
Point
Exon 3,562-564TGC>GGC, causes C164R, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-C and affecting expression  
C*16:16Q
Point
Exon 3, 562-564TGC>TAG, causes C164Y, this change affects the disulphide bond altering conformation of HLA-C and affecting expression Middleton et al. Tissue Antigens. 2006 67:343-5

Describing the mutations

The following recommendations are used for describing mutations in nucleotide sequences;

Mutations in protein sequences follow a similar format;