<p>Table e-1: Linkage studies using short-tandem-repeat markers in families with presumably monogenic ET e-1.1 Locus ETM1 Chromosome 3q13 Locus Study Ref. Country Nr. of Fam. Nr. of Pat. Locus excl. Remarks prov. Gulcher 1 ISL 16 2 - 9 no no max. LOD in one family = 1.29 et al. 1997 Illarioshkin TJK 2 5 6/4/2/4/3 no yes, only family 1 et al. 2000 Kovach 3 USA 1 16 no yes et al. 2001 Abbruzzese 4 ITA 6 NS no NS "negative results for all recombination values" et al. 2001 Ma 5 USA 4 19/14/13/19 no no all LODs negative et al. 2006 Lorenz 6 FRA/GER 15 3-15 no yes, in 5 families locus excluded by haplotype reconstruction in all families et al. 2008 Aridon 7 ITA 1 9 no yes et al. 2008 Novelletto 8 ITA 4 6/8/8/6 no no et al. 2011 Pasini 9 ITA 1 5 no yes et al. 2012 e-1.2 Locus ETM2 Chromosome 2p24 Locus Study Ref. Country Nr. of Fam. Nr. of Pat. Locus excl. Remarks prov. Higgins 10 USA 18 4 yes NA max. LOD = 5.92 et al. 1997 Higgins max. LOD = 1.34 in one family, one family reported previously (Higgins 11 USA 14/7/4 3/3/2 no no et al. 1998 1997) not included. Kovach 3 USA 16 3 no no max. LOD = 0.54, most STR with LOD < -2 et al. 2001 Abbruzzese 4 ITA NS NS no NS "negative results for all recombination values" et al. 2001 Ma 5 USA 19/14/13/19 2/2/3/3 no yes max. LOD = -2.66 et al. 2006 Lorenz 6 FRA/GER 3-15 1-3 no NS "locus excluded by haplotype reconstruction in all families" 1 et al. 2008 Aridon 7 ITA 9 2 no (yes) max. LOD D2S220 = -1.70 et al. 2008 Novelletto 8 ITA 6/8/8/6 3/2/2/2 no yes et al. 2011 Pasini 9 ITA 5 3 no yes max. LOD = -3.2 et al. 2012 e-1.3 Locus ETM3 Chromosome 6p23 Study Ref. Country Nr. of Fam. Nr. of Pat. Locus p/c Locus excl. Remarks Shatunov 12 USA 2 14/8 no no max. parametric LOD = 2,93 but "affected only" analysis et al. 2008 Lorenz 6 FRA/GER 15 3-15 no NS "locus excluded by haplotype reconstruction in all families" et al. 2008 Aridon 7 ITA 1 9 no yes et al. 2008 Novelletto 8 ITA 4 6/8/8/6 no yes, in 2 families et al. 2011 Pasini Max. LOD = -0.145 for D6S422, D6S289 = -2.700, 9 ITA 1 5 no no et al. 2012 D6S1678 = -2.882</p><p>Table e-1: Study – first author and year; Ref. – reference in the supplemental references; Country – 3 letter code of the country of origin; Nr. of Fam. – number of families investigated; Nr. of Pat. – Nr. of ET patients investigated per family; Locus p/c – locus proven if LOD >3.3 in a single family in the initial study or LOD > 2.0 in a replication study of a locus for which LOD > 3.3 in a single family was reached in the initial study.; Locus excl. – locus excluded, if LOD > -2 (at tau = 0) for all markers in the region. NS – not stated, NA – not applicable.</p><p>2 Table e-2: Co-segregation of candidate gene alleles for ETM-loci with ET in families with presumably monogenic ET e-2.1 Dopamine receptor D3 (DRD3) Study Ref. Poly. Country Nr. of Fam. Nr. of Pat. Gly co-seg. Jeanneteau 13 rs6280 (Ser9Gly) FRA 30 1-5 23/30 et al. 2006 Tan 14 rs6280 (Ser9Gly) SGP 16 NS (42 in all families) 4/16 et al. 2007 Lorenz 6 rs6280 (Ser9Gly) FRA/GER 22 3-16 4/22 et al. 2008 Blair 15 rs6280 (Ser9Gly) USA 8 >10 0/8 et al. 2008 e-2.2 HSCL1 binding protein 3 (HS1BP3) Study Ref. Poly. Country Families Affected Gly co-seg. Higgins 16 Ala265Gly (not in dbSNP) USA 2 10/2 2/2 et al. 2005 Shatunov 17 Ala265Gly (not in dbSNP) USA 2 14/NS 0/2 et al. 2005</p><p>Table e-2: Study – first author and year; Ref. – reference in the supplemental references; Poly – Polymorphism(s) studied; Country – 3 letter code of the country of origin; Nr. of Fam. – number of families investigated; Nr. of Pat. – Nr. of patients investigated per family; Co-Seg. – co-segregation of minor allele in number of families. NS – not stated, NA – not applicable.</p><p>3 Table e-3: Mutations in the fused in sarcoma (FUS) gene e-3 Fused in sarcoma (FUS) mutation analysis Study Ref. Country Ca. Co. Mutations/SNPs Mut. Ca. Mut. Co. Remarks Merner 18 FRA/CAN 23 (7 def., 3 prob.,13 poss.) 450 c.868C>T, p.Gln290* 18/23 0/450 5 possible ET without mutation et al. 2012 Merner 1/450 18 FRA/CAN 270 single patients 450 "1 x p.Arg216Cys; 1 x p.Pro431Leu" 2/270 et al. 2012 (p.Arg216Cys) Parmalee in addition no association between 19 USA 116 single patients 262 none 0/116 0/116 et al. 2012 FUS SNPs and ET Zheng in addition no association between 20 CHN 180 single patients 273 1 x p.M392I 1/180 0/273 et al. 2013 FUS SNPs and ET Labbe 21 USA "152 ""familial probands""" NS none 0/152 NS et al. 2013 Rajput only mutation Only the p.R377W mutation and 1 22 CAN 216 single patients 219 1 x p.R377W 1/216 et al. 2013 followed up polymorphism followed in controls. Hedera 23 USA 104 from 52 families 0 none 0/52 families NA et al. 2013 Ortega- Cubero et 24 ESP 178 0 none 0/178 NA 1 intronic base change al. 2013</p><p>4 Table e-4: Association and mutation analysis studies in sporadic ET patients e-4.1 SNPs derived from Genome Wide Association Studies e.4.1.1 Leucine rich repeat and Ig domain containing 1 (LINGO1) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Stefansson 25 rs9652490 ISL 452 14378 297 607 6614 22142 0.000 1.64 (1.42 - 1.89) GWA discovery sample et al. 2009 Stefansson 25 rs9652490 AUT 77 342 45 109 132 552 0.009 1.73 (1.16 - 2.56) GWA replication sample et al. 2009 Stefansson 25 rs9652490 DEU 69 176 41 97 82 270 0.164 1.39 (0.90 - 2.16) GWA replication sample et al. 2009 Stefansson 25 rs9652490 USA 119 611 65 173 271 951 0.092 1.32 (0.96 - 1.81) GWA replication sample et al. 2009 Stefansson 25 rs9652490 ISL 35 290 19 51 130 450 0.369 1.29 (0.74 - 2.26) GWA replication sample et al. 2009 Tan 26 rs9652490 SGP 190 734 100 280 321 1147 0.001 1.65 (1.24 - 2.19) et al. 2009 Thier 27 rs9652490 DEU 284 334 136 432 107 561 0.045 1.71 (1.02 - 2.86) et al. 2010 Thier 27 rs9652490 FRA 48 240 25 71 82 398 0.074 1.28 (0.98 - 1.65) et al. 2010 Clark 28 rs9652490 USA 257 265 124 390 102 428 0.060 1.33 (0.99 - 1.79) et al. 2010 Zuo 29 rs9652490 CHN 106 410 45 167 177 643 1.000 0.98 (0.68 - 1.42) et al. 2010 Vilarino-Guell 30 rs9652490 USA 353 399 152 554 203 595 0.364 0.87 (0.66 - 1.16) et al. 2010 Vilarino-Guell 123 31 rs9652490 USA 629 570 1902 304 954 0.078 0.80 (0.63 - 1.02) et al. 2010 6 Lorenzo-Betancor 32 rs9652490 ESP 220 1100 67 373 376 1824 0.462 0.94 (0.80 - 1.10) et al. 2011 Wu 33 rs9652490 CHN 117 160 59 175 83 237 0.922 0.96 (0.65 - 1.42) et al. 2011 Bourassa 34 rs9652490 CAN 257 470 114 400 206 734 0.947 1.02 (0.78 - 1.32) et al. 2011 Radovica 35 rs9652490 LVA 141 130 56 226 51 209 1.000 1.02 (0.66- 1.55)</p><p>5 et al. 2012 LINGO1 Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Stefansson 1012 25 rs11856808 ISL 451 14385 407 495 18643 0.000 1.51 (1.32 - 1.73) et al. 2009 7 Stefansson 25 rs11856808 AUT 77 341 66 90 228 454 0.041 1.46 (1.02 - 2.08) et al. 2009 Stefansson 25 rs11856808 DEU 69 173 51 87 116 230 0.525 1.16 (0.77 - 1.75) et al. 2009 Stefansson 25 rs11856808 USA 120 611 89 151 437 785 0.713 1.06 (0.79 - 1.41) et al. 2009 Stefansson 25 rs11856808 ISL 35 283 28 42 178 388 0.175 1.45 (0.87 - 2.42) et al. 2009 Thier 27 rs11856808 DEU 284 334 187 381 187 481 0.063 1.26 (0.99 - 1.61) et al. 2010 Thier 27 rs11856808 FRA 48 240 40 56 144 336 0.031 1.67 (1.06 - 2.61) et al. 2010 Clark 28 rs11856808 USA 257 265 209 305 195 335 0.204 1.18 (0.92 - 1.51) et al. 2010 Zuo 29 rs11856808 CHN 106 310 71 141 272 348 0.010 0.64 (0.46 - 0.89) et al. 2010</p><p>6 Lorenzo-Betancor 32 rs11856808 ESP 224 1076 124 324 672 1480 0.143 0.84 (0.67 - 1.06) et al. 2011 Bourassa 34 rs11856808 CAN 251 471 163 339 330 612 0.351 0.89 (0.71 - 1.12) et al. 2011 Radovica 35 rs11856808 LVA 141 130 84 198 79 181 0.925 0.97 (0.67 - 1.40) et al. 2012 e-4.1.2 Solute carrier family 1 member 2 (SLC1A2) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks DEU Thier 36 rs3794087 AUT 410 919 235 585 395 1443 0.000 1.47 (1.21 - 1.78) GWA discovery sample et al. 2012 DEN DEU Thier 36 rs3794087 AUT 496 571 290 702 264 878 0.002 1.37 (1.13 - 1.68) GWA replication sample et al. 2012 DEN Tan Reported as association with the major 37 rs3794087 CHN 357 1935 110 604 741 3129 0.018 0.77 (0.61 - 0.96) et al. 2013 allele Yu 38 rs3794087 TWN 273 269 123 423 94 444 0.040 1.37 (1.007-1.87) et al. 2013 Garcia-Martin 39 rs3794087 ESP 202 308 87 317 154 462 0.228 0.82 (0.60-1.12) et al. 2013 e-4.2 Candidate Gene Association Studies e-4.2.1 Candidate genes in ETM1 and -2 linkage regions e-4.2.1.1 ETM1: Dopamine Receptor 3 (rs6280) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Jeanneteau rs6280 13 USA 276 184 187 365 101 267 0.042 1.35 (1.00 - 1.83) et al. 2006 (Ser9Gly) Tan rs6280 14 SNG 163 192 106 220 127 257 0.936 0.98 (0.70 - 1.35) et al. 2007 (Ser9Gly) FRA Lorenz rs6280 6 DEU 299 528 200 398 334 722 0.477 1.09 (0.87 - 1.35) et al. 2008 (Ser9Gly) DEN Vitale rs6280 40 ITA 116 158 87 145 141 175 0.097 0.75 (0.52-1.07) et al. 2008 (Ser9Gly) Blair rs6280 15 USA 237 272 179 295 215 329 0.606 0.93 (0.72 - 1.21) et al. 2008 (Ser9Gly)</p><p>7 Inashkina rs6280 41 LVA 104 116 55 153 56 176 0.590 1.13 (0.72-1.78) + 7 STR association study, also negative et al. 2008 (Ser9Gly) Garcia-Martin rs6280 42 ESP 201 282 128 274 134 430 0.007 1.50 (1.12 - 2.02) et al. 2009 (Ser9Gly) e-4.2.1.2 ETM2: HS1BP3 Ala265Gly (not in dbSNP) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Deng 43 Ala265Gly USA 222 132 20 424 12 252 1.000 0.99 (0.45-2.19) familial ET et al. 2005 NA (because Higgins “singletons representing dominantly 44 Ala265Gly USA 73 304 12 134 0 608 0.000 allele not present et al. 2006 inherited ET” in controls) e-4.2.2 Gamma amino butyric acid (GABA) system Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Sequencing of GABRA1 gene. No Deng Too many to 45 USA 197 114 NA NA NA NA NA NA mutations/polymorphisms associated with et al. 2006 report. ET. Four missense SNPs in GABA-related Garcia-Martin Too many to 46 ESP 200 250 NA NA NA NA NA NA genes. No association between SNPs and et al. 2011 report. ET. Three missense SNPs in GABA-related Garcia-Martin Too many to 47 ESP 200 250 NA NA NA NA NA NA genes. No association between SNPs and et al. 2011 report. ET.</p><p>8 240 tagging SNPs cov. GABA-related Thier Too many to genes. 9 nominally significant in discovery 48 DEU 503 818 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2011 report. sample but not replicated in verification sample. e-4.2.3 Genes associated with PD Alpha-Synuclein (SNCA) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Tan Association between NACP-Rep1 length 49 NACP-Rep1 USA 46 100 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2000 and ET . Pigullo NACP-Rep1 NACP-Rep1 and five SNPs not associated 50 ITA 106 90 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2003 and 5 SNPs with ET. Ross No association between 20 SNPs in the 51 20SNPs USA 661 1316 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2011 SNCA gene and ET Micotubule associated protein tau (MAPT) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Vilarino-Guell rs1052553 discriminates the MAPT-H1 52 rs1052553 USA 356 409 136 542 202 610 0.030 0.76 (0.59 - 0.98) et al. 2011 haplotype Garcia-Martin rs1052553 discriminates the MAPT-H1 53 rs1052553 ESP 20 291 253 825 357 1037 0.240 0.89 (0.74 - 1.08) et al. 2012 haplotype, “familial cases” Parkin Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Pigullo No putatively causal mutations in Parkin in 54 NA ITA 110 none NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2004 ET patients. Leucine rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks G2019S, Deng 55 I2012T, USA 272 none NA NA NA NA NA NA No mutations found. et al. 2006 I2020T</p><p>9 Tan Found in 4% of ET and 2,9% of control 56 G2385R SNG 172 247 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2008 individuals: no association with ET. Vitale DNA seq. of Sequencing of LRRK2 exon 41. No novel or 57 ITA 116 none NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2009 Exon 41 known mutations detected. No association with ET. G2019S, I2020T, Clark 58 See remarks USA 275 289 NA NA NA NA NA NA R1441C, Y1699C, L1114L, I1122V + 19 et al. 2010 additional SNPs Glucocerebrosidase gene (GBA) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Sun rs35095275 59 CHN 109 none NA NA NA NA NA NA No mutation L444P found in ET patients. et al. 2012 (L444P) Clark DNA seq. of No association of GBA mutations with ET 58 USA 93 62 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2010 GBA (Ashkenazim) e-4.2.4 Genes associated with repeat expansion disorders Fragile X mental retardation protein (FMR1) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Tan FMR1 not expanded to 60 FMR1 rep. SNG 167 200 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2004 premutation/mutation alleles in ET. Deng FMR1 not expanded to 61 FMR1 rep. USA 196 none NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2004 premutation/mutation alleles in ET. Garcia Arocena FMR1 not expanded to 62 FMR1 rep. USA 81 none NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2004 premutation/mutation alleles in ET. C9 open reading frame 72 (C9orf72, causative gene for ALS, FTD) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Dejesus-Hernandez C9orf72 63 USA 106 1356 NA NA NA NA NA NA (GGGGCC) C9orf72 rep. not altered in ET et al. 2012 (GGGGCC)</p><p>10 "Ataxin 2 (ATX2); Machado-Joseph-disease 1 (MJD1, causative gene SCA3)" Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Tan ATX2, MJD1 One ET patient with 59 CAG repeats in the 64 SNG 177 none NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2007 CAG MJD1 gene. CAG expansion (general: repeat expansion detection = RED method) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks """Repeat Expansion Detection"" (RED) Pigullo 65 NA ITA 98 none NA NA NA NA NA NA detected no significantly expanded CAG in et al. 2001 ET patients." e-4.2.5 Other genes (in alphabetical order) Alcohol dehydrogenase 2 (ADH2) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Martinez "rs1229984 66 ESP 204 200 21 387 27 373 0.373 0.75 (0.40 - 1.40) et al. 2007 (Arg48His); " Cytochrome alleles (Cyp) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Agundez 8 CYP2D6 No association between CYP2D6 variants 67 ESP 91 258 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 1997 all. and ET. Alonso-Navarro CYP2C19 CYP2C19*2 (p = 0.0067*) higher in ET 68 ESP 200 300 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2006 alleles patients. CYP2C8, Martinez CYP2C8*3 (p = 0.006*), CYP2C9*2 (p = 69 CYP2C9 ESP 200 300 NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2007 0.05*) significantly reduced in ET patients. alleles Glutathione S-transferase (GST) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Martinez rs1695 70 ESP 200 220 126 274 136 304 0.882 1.03 (0.76 - 1.39) et al. 2008 (Ile105Val)</p><p>11 Histamine N-methyltransferase (HNMT) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Ledesma rs11558538 71 ESP 204 295 28 380 68 522 0.016 0.57 (0.35 - 0.92) et al. 2008 (T205I) Keeling rs11558538 0.99 (0.702 - 72 USA 338 409 72 604 88 730 1.000 et al. 2010 (T205I) 1.39) LINGO2 Study Ref. Poly. Cou Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks 21 SNPs, rs1412229, p = 0.015 recess. Vilarino-Guell 31 rs1412229 USA 1236 629 NA NA NA NA NA NA model, no mult. testing corr., allele freq. not et al. 2010 given Wu CHN/ 8 SNPs , rs7033345 rep. as p = 0.04 in the 73 rs7033345 327 496 283 371 392 600 0.138 1.17 (0.95 - 1.43) et al. 2011 SGP rec. model, no mult. testing corr. Wu 8 SNPs, rs10812774 rep. as p = 0.01 in the 73 rs10812774 325 497 296 354 438 556 0.578 1.06 (0.87 - 1.30) et al. 2011 rec. model, no mult. test. corr. LINGO4 Study Ref. Poly. Cou Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Liang 74 rs61746299 CHN 150 300 116 184 232 368 1.00 1.00 (0.75 - 1.34) 2 SNPs + mut. screen of LINGO4 et al. 2012 Liang 74 rs1521179 CHN 150 300 107 193 218 382 0.88 0.97 (0.72 - 1.31) 2 SNPs + mut. screen of LINGO4 et al. 2012 Methylene tetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Sazci rs1801133 75 TUR 158 246 113 203 148 344 0.105 1.29 (0.95 - 1.77) (Ala222Val) et al. 2004 (C677T) Sazci rs1801131 75 TUR 158 246 107 209 130 362 0.027 1.43 (1.04 - 1.96) (Glu429Ala) et al. 2004 (A1298C)</p><p>12 Paraxoxonase/arylesterase 1 (PON1) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Garcia-Martin rs854560 76 ESP 201 220 166 236 170 270 0.439 1.12 (0.84 - 1.49) et al. 2010 (Leu55Met) Garcia-Martin rs662 76 ESP 201 220 121 281 133 307 0.439 1.12 (0.84 - 1.49) et al. 2010 (Gln192Arg) Protein phosphatase 2, regulatory subunit beta (PPP2R2B, causative gene SCA12) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Nicoletti SCA12 CAG 77 ITA 30 none NA NA NA NA NA NA No expanded CAG-repeats et al. 2002 rep. Chen SCA12 CAG 78 TWN 132 none NA NA NA NA NA NA No expanded CAG-repeats et al. 2009 rep. Sodium channel voltage gated type 8 alpha subunit (SCN8A) Study Ref. Poly. Cou. Ca. Co. CaMi CaMa CoMi CoMa p-val. OR (95% CI) Remarks Sharkey No mutations in the SCN8A gene in ET 79 NA USA 95 none NA NA NA NA NA NA et al. 2009 patients.</p><p>Table e-3: Study – first author and year of study, Ref. – reference in the supplemental references; Poly. – polymorphism(s) studied; Cou. – 3 letter code of the country of origin. 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