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This variant has been annotated on at least one other transcript. You can check the following links:


Nomenclatures



Mutalyzer
VariantValidator
HGVS website

Positions



Export to DEFGEN (hg19)
Export to DEFGEN (hg38)

Literature

LitVar2 : PubMed links of articles citing this variant

LitVar is a web service that allows the search and retrieval of variant relevant information from the biomedical literature. LitVar uses advanced text mining and machine learning techniques to normalize different forms of the same variant into a unique and standardized name so that all matching articles can be returned regardless of the use of a specific name in the query. LitVar is freely available to the research community.

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VarChat : use AI to summarize scientific literature for genomic variant interpretation

VarChat is an open platform that leverages the power of generative artificial intelligence to support the genomic variant interpretation process by searching and condensing the scientific literature available for each variant into a brief yet very infomative text.

  • Get insights from pertinent scientific literature in seconds
  • Stay up-to-date with the latest research on genomic variants
  • Save a lot of time while receiving accurate and detailed genomic information

Query your variant on VarChat

Alternative automated literature tools

  • Mastermind : Search engine to identify gene, variant, disease, phenotype, and therapy evidence from scientific articles.

Population Frequencies and Databases




Overall predictions




Splicing predictions

Exonic context

The exonic splicing context of the variant including natural splice sites scores is summarized in the graph below:

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MaxEntScan results

MaxEntScan scores are presented in the two following tables. Selected scores have:

  • a |variation| > 15% and
  • a raw score for mutant or wild-type of at least 3
The upper sequence shows the variation site in red, and the lower sequence the putative splice site considered by MaxEntScan (putative introns are shown as lower case and exons as upper case).






SPiP results

SPiP results and predictions:

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dbscSNV / SpliceAI / AbSplice Max results

This table presents dbscSNV and SpliceAI raw delta scores (max distance: 50 bp, for academic users), when available. You can also run spliceAI via the spliceAIlookup API using a distance of 500 bp, and get also raw delta scores. This may take a while especially for genes with multiple transcripts but may help you identify new deep intronic variants. This also gives the opportunity to get spliceAi scores for large insertions or deletions. Details on raw or masked delta scores are available here. While the authors state that masked scores are preferentially used for variant interprétation, raw scores (unmasked) seem to be more informative. You can get masked delta scores with a +/- 500 bp window with this link. For substitutions, a pre-computed score for AbSplice is diplayed when relevant. AbSplice associates SpliceAI, MMSplice and tissue-specific splice site annotations (SpliceMaps). The scores represent the probability that a given variant causes aberrant splicing in a given tissue.



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SpliceAI-visual results

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Classification History



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* We added an additional 'risk factor' class to the 5 ACMG classes in order to describe low penetrance risk factor variants. Currently, these variants are not sent to the LOVD Global Variome instance.




Administrative information



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