Full data view for gene NMNAT1

Information The variants shown are described using the NM_022787.3 transcript reference sequence.

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+/. 3 c.199G>T r.(?) p.(Val67Phe) Parent #1 - pathogenic g.10035733G>T g.9975675G>T - - NMNAT1_000011 - PubMed: Koenekoop 2012, Journal: Koenekoop 2012 - - Germline yes - - - - DNA SEQ - - LCA9 - PubMed: Koenekoop 2012; Journal: Koenekoop 2012 - - - Russian Federation - >41y - - - 1 Johan den Dunnen
+?/. - c.199G>T r.(?) p.(Val67Phe) Unknown - likely pathogenic g.10035733G>T g.9975675G>T c.199G>T, p.Val67Phe - NMNAT1_000011 heterozygous PubMed: Zampaglione 2020 - - Unknown ? - - - - DNA SEQ-NG-I, SEQ blood - retinal disease OGI2832_004417 PubMed: Zampaglione 2020 - ? - - - - - - - 1 LOVD
+?/. - c.199G>T r.(?) p.(Val67Phe) Parent #1 - likely pathogenic g.10035733G>T g.9975675G>T NMNAT1, variant 1: c.199G>T/p.V67F, variant 2: c.769G>A/p.E257K - NMNAT1_000011 solved, compound heterozygous PubMed: Weisschuh 2020 - - Unknown ? - - - - DNA SEQ-NG blood RET9 targeted sequencing panel - see paper retinal disease 469 PubMed: Weisschuh 2020 Filing key number: 151, Leber congenital amaurosis, no patient Ids, consecutive numbers given M - Germany - - - - - 1 LOVD
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