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In this study an AR-HMSN locus on chromosome 5q (CMT4C) was refined to 1.7 Mb using homozygosity mapping and haplotype sharing analysis in two consanguineous Turkish families. Eight known genes and eight anonymous transcripts mapped within the 1,7 Mb CMT4C region. Mutation analysis of candidate genes was performed in families with putative CMT4C. Pathogenic mutations were detected in 12 families in the KIAA1985 gene, a so far uncharacterised transcript. KIAA1985 encodes a new protein of unknown function and belongs to a novel protein family conserved during vertebrate evolution. KIAA1985 is expressed in the peripheral nervous system and seems to localize to the plasma membrane. According to its predicted domain structure the KIAA1985 protein may act as an adapter or docking molecule mediating protein protein interactions. Mutations in KIAA1985 are a relatively frequent cause of AR-HMSN and may also account for sporadic HMSN cases. 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