Full data view for gene AEBP1

Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Variant Database


Information The variants shown are described using the NM_001129.4 transcript reference sequence.

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+/. 6 c.917dup r.917dup p.Tyr306* - - Both (homozygous) ACMG pathogenic (recessive) g.44147660dup g.44108061dup - - AEBP1_000005 The homozygous c.917dup variant in exon 6 of AEBP1 gene was identified in two Greek siblings with an Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome associated connective tissue disorder. This variant is predicted to directly cause a premature termination codon (p.Tyr306*). Sanger sequencing of cDNA showed a predominant expression of the normal allele in the carrier mother. This indicates a nonsense-mediated decay of c.917dup allele, suggesting a null variant in the affected individuals. - - - Germline yes gnomAD 2/229558 - - - DNA SEQ-NG - Gene panel EDS FamD-II:1 - 2 affected siblings (1F, 1M), unaffected heterozygous mother F no (Greece) - - - yes corset, hand splints 2 Moritz Hebebrand
+/+ 6 c.917dup r.? p.(Tyr306*) nonsense substitution Both (homozygous) - pathogenic g.44147660dup - - - AEBP1_000005 - PubMed: Hebebrand et al., 2019 - - Unknown - - - - - DNA SEQ-NG - - EDS - PubMed: Hebebrand et al., 2019 The patient has an older brother who is also homozygous for the pathogenic variant. Their parents are non-consanguineous.The technique used was the custom exome panel. - - Greece Greek - - - - 1 Raymond Dalgleish
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