Full data view for gene VCP

This database is one of the gene variant databases from the "Leiden Muscular Dystrophy pages" (LMDp).
Information The variants shown are described using the NM_007126.3 transcript reference sequence.

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+/+ 3 c.(283C>G) r.(?) p.(Arg95Gly) Unknown - pathogenic g.35067907G>C g.35067910G>C - - VCP_000004 Point mutation in coding region predicting an amino acid substitution - - - Unknown yes - - - - DNA ? - - IBMPFD1 - - - - - United States white - - - - 1 Marc Cruts
+/. 3 c.283C>G r.(?) p.(Arg95Gly) Parent #1 - pathogenic g.35067907G>C g.35067910G>C - - VCP_000004 not in >180 control chromosomes PubMed: Watts 2004, OMIM:var0004 - - Germline - - RsaI- - - DNA SEQ - - IBMPFD1 15034582-Fam9 PubMed: Watts 2004, OMIM:var0004 5-generation family, 6 affecteds - - United States - - - - - 6 Johan den Dunnen
+/. 3 c.283C>G r.283c>g p.Arg95Gly Unknown - NA g.35067907G>C g.35067910G>C - - VCP_000004 expression cloning normal ATPase activity/hexameric structure, increased ubiquitin-conjugated proteins, increase diffuse/aggregated ubiquitin conjugates, impaired endoplasmic reticulum-associated degradation function, distorted ER structure PubMed: Weihl 2006, OMIM:var0004 - - In vitro (cloned) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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