Full data view for gene CERKL


This database is one of the ”Retinal and hearing impairment genetic variant databases”.
Information The variants shown are described using the transcript reference sequence.

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+/. 1 c.197_200dup r.(?) p.(Leu68Serfs*15) Parent #1 - pathogenic (recessive) g.182521542_182521545dup g.181656815_181656818dup - - CERKL_000070 - PubMed: Birtel 2018 - - Germline - - - - - DNA SEQ-NG - - retinal disease Pat112 PubMed: Birtel 2018 patient M - Germany - - - - - 1 LOVD
+/. 1 c.197_200dup r.(?) p.(Leu68Serfs*15) Unknown ACMG pathogenic g.182521542_182521545dup g.181656815_181656818dup c.197_200dupGAGC, p.Leu68Serfs*15 - CERKL_000070 Heterozygous PubMed: Birtel 2018 - - Germline ? - - - - DNA SEQ-NG blood - retinal disease 45 PubMed: Birtel 2018 - M - Germany - - - - - 1 LOVD
+?/. 1 c.197_200dup r.(?) p.(Leu68Serfs*15) Unknown - likely pathogenic g.182521542_182521545dup g.181656815_181656818dup CERKL c.197_200dup whole-exon deletion, p.Leu68Serfs*15 putative loss of function - CERKL_000070 heterozygous PubMed: Gliem 2020 - - Unknown ? - - - - DNA SEQ-NG-I blood whole exome sequencing retinal disease 113 PubMed: Gliem 2020 - M - (Germany) - - - - - 1 LOVD
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