Full data view for gene TIA1

Information The variants shown are described using the NM_022173.2 transcript reference sequence.

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+?/? 12 c.1150G>A r.(?) p.(Glu384Lys) Unknown - likely pathogenic g.70439862C>T g.70212730C>T - - TIA1_000001 - - - - Germline yes - - - - DNA SEQ-NG-S - - WDM - - - - - - - - - - - 46 Joakim Klar
?/. 13 c.1150G>A r.(?) p.(Glu384Lys) Parent #1 - VUS g.70439862C>T g.70212730C>T - - TIA1_000001 - - - - Germline - - - - - DNA SEQ-NG - - CMH - - sister has early onset distal leg weakness, both siblings also have TIA1 p.(Glu384Lys) het variant F no - Swedish, Greek - - - - 1 Jie Liu
+/. - c.1150G>A r.(?) p.(Glu384Lys) Parent #1 - pathogenic (dominant) g.70439862C>T g.70212730C>T - - TIA1_000001 - PubMed: Granger 2022 - - Germline - - - - - DNA SEQ, SEQ-NG - - MYOP Pat3 PubMed: Granger 2022 2-generation family, 2 affected sisters F - United States - - - - - 2 Johan den Dunnen
+/. - c.1150G>A r.(?) p.(Glu384Lys) Parent #1 - pathogenic (dominant) g.70439862C>T g.70212730C>T - - TIA1_000001 - PubMed: Granger 2022 - - Germline - - - - - DNA SEQ, SEQ-NG - - MYOP FamPat4 PubMed: Granger 2022 sister F - United States - - - - - 1 Johan den Dunnen
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