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Patient data (#0000047) |
Patient ID |
pat1rps1900015 |
Gender |
f |
Malformations |
None |
Growth Retardation |
no |
Steroid Response |
yes |
Complications |
- |
Variant Origin |
de novo, in patient |
Reference |
Willig et al (1999) Blood 94, 4294-306 |
Template |
DNA |
Technique |
SEQ |
Remarks |
- |
# Reported |
1 |
Variant data |
Allele |
Unknown |
Reported pathogenicity |
Pathogenic |
Concluded pathogenicity |
Pathogenic |
Exon |
02 |
DNA change |
c.43G>T (View in UCSC Genome Browser, Ensembl) |
RNA change |
- |
Protein |
p.Val15Phe |
Frequency |
- |
DB-ID |
RPS19_00015 |
Location |
- |
Remarks |
Missense mutation |
Molecula Mechanisms |
transversion |
Functional_Classific |
Reduces RPS19 protein levels and impairs nucleolar localization |
mRNA_Expression |
- |
Protein_Expression |
Reduced protein levels. Protein instability (in Cos7 and HEK293 cells) [1,2] |
Protein_Localization |
No nucleolar localization, no ribosome association(in Cos7 and HEK293 cells) [1,2] |
rRNA_Metabolism |
The yeast orthologue mutation (p.Ile15Phe) causes 18S rRNA processing defect, as indicated by increase of 21S rRNA and nucleolar accumulation of pre-40S particles [3] |
Protein_Synthesis |
- |
Cell_Growth |
The yeast orthologue mutation (p.Ile15Phe) abolishes the ability of Rps19A protein to support cell growth [3] |
Functional_Remarks |
- |
Functional_Reference |
[1] Angelini et al (2007) Hum Mol Genet 16, 1720-7; [2] Da Costa et al (2003) Blood 101, 5039-45; [3] Léger-Silvestre et al (2005) J Biol Chem 280, 38177-85 |
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