Annotation Detail
Information
- Associated Genes
- HFE
- Associated Variants
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HFE p.His63Asp (p.H63D)
(
ENST00000309234.11,
ENST00000317896.11,
ENST00000336625.12,
ENST00000349999.8,
ENST00000352392.8,
ENST00000353147.9,
ENST00000357618.10,
ENST00000397022.7,
ENST00000461397.6,
ENST00000470149.5,
ENST00000485729.2,
ENST00000488199.5,
ENST00000714164.1,
ENST00000714170.1,
ENST00000714172.1,
ENST00000714174.1 )
HFE p.Cys282Tyr (p.C282Y) ( ENST00000357618.10, ENST00000349999.8, ENST00000353147.9, ENST00000488199.5, ENST00000397022.7, ENST00000352392.8, ENST00000470149.5, ENST00000317896.11, ENST00000309234.11, ENST00000461397.6, ENST00000336625.12, ENST00000485729.2, ENST00000714164.1, ENST00000714170.1, ENST00000714172.1, ENST00000714174.1 )
HFE p.His63Asp (p.H63D) ( ENST00000309234.11, ENST00000317896.11, ENST00000336625.12, ENST00000349999.8, ENST00000352392.8, ENST00000353147.9, ENST00000357618.10, ENST00000397022.7, ENST00000461397.6, ENST00000470149.5, ENST00000485729.2, ENST00000488199.5, ENST00000714164.1, ENST00000714170.1, ENST00000714172.1, ENST00000714174.1 )
HFE p.Cys282Tyr (p.C282Y) ( ENST00000309234.11, ENST00000317896.11, ENST00000336625.12, ENST00000349999.8, ENST00000352392.8, ENST00000353147.9, ENST00000357618.10, ENST00000397022.7, ENST00000461397.6, ENST00000470149.5, ENST00000485729.2, ENST00000488199.5, ENST00000714164.1, ENST00000714170.1, ENST00000714172.1, ENST00000714174.1 ) - Associated Disease
- Hereditary hemochromatosis
- Source Database
- DisGeNET
- Description
- Five patients had no HFE mutations; one of these patients unequivocally has iron overload with a hepatic iron index of 4.4 We conclude that: (1) Identification of HFE mutations will be clinically useful in identifying patients with hereditary hemochromatosis, (2) Patient genotyping will help confirm a diagnosis of hereditary hemochromatosis in some patients with relatively low body iron stores, (3) Significant iron loading can occur in the absence of homozygous C282Y, adding to the evidence that genes other than HFE may be involved in iron loading, and (4) Homozygous H63D can be associated with significant iron overload.
- Pubmed
- 9410475
- Original source reporting the Gene Disease association
- BeFree
- DisGENET score for the Gene Disease association
- 0.204734063957204
- Year of publication
- 1997
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