Full data view for gene DPYD

Information The variants shown are described using the NM_000110.3 transcript reference sequence.

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+/+ 14 c.1898del r.1898del p.Pro633Glnfs*5 DPYD*3 Parent #1 - pathogenic g.97915623del g.97450067del delC1897 - DPYD_000008 reference haplotype DPYD*3 [1898del] PubMed: McLeod 1998 - rs72549303 Germline - <0.008 - - - DNA, RNA RT-PCR, SEQ - - DPDD - PubMed: McLeod 1998 reference haplotype - - - - - - - - 1 Johan den Dunnen
+/. 14 c.1898del r.1898del p.Pro633Glnfs*5 - Paternal (confirmed) - pathogenic g.97915623del g.97450067del delC1897 - DPYD_000008 other deleterious variant on maternal allele expected but not identified PubMed: Vreken 1997 - - Germline ? - - - - DNA, RNA RT-PCR, SEQ - - DPDD - PubMed: Vreken 1997 2-generation family, parent first cousins M yes Netherlands - - - - - 1 Johan den Dunnen
+/. 14 c.1898del r.1898del p.Pro633Glnfs*5 - Both (homozygous) - pathogenic g.97915623del g.97450067del delC1897 - DPYD_000008 reduced RNA stability (NMD) PubMed: Vreken 1997 - - Unknown ? - - - - DNA, RNA RT-PCR, SEQ - - DPDD - PubMed: Vreken 1997 father of patient 09266349-PatAf M ? Netherlands - - - - - 1 Johan den Dunnen
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