Full data view for gene BBS1

This database is one of the "Eye disease" gene variant databases.
Information The variants shown are described using the NM_024649.4 transcript reference sequence.

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?/. - c.329C>A r.(?) p.(Pro110His) Unknown - VUS g.66282046C>A g.66514575C>A - - BBS1_000098 - PubMed: Koyanagi 2019, Journal: Koyanagi 2019 - rs750288768 Germline - 2/1204 cases with retinitis pigmentosa - - - DNA SEQ-NG - - retinal disease - PubMed: Koyanagi 2019, Journal: Koyanagi 2019 analysis 1204 retinitis pigmentosa cases - - Japan - - - - - 2 Yoshito Koyanagi
?/. 4 c.329C>A r.(?) p.(Pro110His) Unknown - VUS g.66282046C>A g.66514575C>A C329A - BBS1_000098 - PubMed: Katagiri 2014 - - Germline - - - - - DNA SEQ-NG-I - - retinal disease - PubMed: Katagiri 2014 index patient M no Japan Japanese - - - - 1 Rob W.J. Collin
+?/. - c.329C>A r.(?) p.(Pro110His) Unknown - likely pathogenic g.66282046C>A g.66514575C>A BBS1 c.329C>A, p.Pro110His - BBS1_000098 heterozygous PubMed: Liu 2020 - rs750288768 Germline/De novo (untested) ? 1/64 - - - DNA SEQ-NG-I blood 326 selected genes from whole exome sequencing retinal disease G1525 PubMed: Liu 2020 - ? - China - - - - - 1 LOVD
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