LOVD - Variant listings for RPS19

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Patient data (#0000158)
Patient ID pat3rps1900076
Gender f
Malformations PFO
Growth Retardation yes
Steroid Response yes
Complications -
Variant Origin familial
Reference Hanna Gazda, Children's Hospital Boston
Template DNA
Technique SEQ
Remarks -
# Reported 1

Variant data
Allele Paternal (confirmed)
Reported pathogenicity Pathogenic
Concluded pathogenicity Pathogenic
Exon 04
DNA change c.356+1G>A   (View in UCSC Genome Browser, Ensembl)
RNA change -
Protein p.Ser59AlafsX4
Frequency -
DB-ID RPS19_00076
Location Intron 4
Remarks Donor splice site defect; exon 4 deletion
Molecula Mechanisms transition
Functional_Classific Unclassified
mRNA_Expression Normal mRNA levels (peripheral blood MNC). Abnormally spliced form detected by PCR. Aberrant mRNA is translated [1]
Protein_Expression Protein size and levels are normal in peripheral blood MNC [1]
Protein_Localization -
rRNA_Metabolism -
Protein_Synthesis -
Cell_Growth -
Functional_Remarks -
Functional_Reference [1] Gazda et al (2004) Br J Haematol 127, 105-13

1 entry in RPS19

Path.
Allele Descending
Ascending
Exon Descending
Ascending
DNA change Descending
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RNA change Descending
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Protein Descending
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Frequency Descending
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DB-ID Descending
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Location Descending
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Remarks Descending
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Molecula Mechanisms Descending
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Functional_Classific Descending
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mRNA_Expression Descending
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Protein_Expression Descending
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Protein_Localization Descending
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rRNA_Metabolism Descending
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Protein_Synthesis Descending
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Cell_Growth Descending
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Functional_Remarks Descending
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Functional_Reference Descending
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+/+ Paternal (confirmed) 04 c.356+1G>A - p.Ser59AlafsX4 - RPS19_00076 Intron 4 Donor splice site defect; exon 4 deletion transition Unclassified Normal mRNA levels (peripheral blood MNC). Abnormally spliced form detected by PCR. Aberrant mRNA is translated [1] Protein size and levels are normal in peripheral blood MNC [1] - - - - - [1] Gazda et al (2004) Br J Haematol 127, 105-13