chr4:54285926:ACATC>TCATG Detail (hg38) (PDGFRA)
Information
Genome
Assembly | Position |
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hg19 | chr4:55,152,093-55,152,097 View the variant detail on this assembly version. |
hg38 | chr4:54,285,926-54,285,930 |
HGVS
Type | Transcript | Protein |
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RefSeq | NM_006206.4:c.2525_2529delinsTCATG | NP_006197.1:p.Asp842_Ile843delinsValMet |
Ensemble | ENST00000257290.10:c.2525_2529delinsTCATG | ENST00000257290.10:p.Asp842_Ile843delinsValMet |
Summary
MGeND
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Variant entry | |
GWAS entry | |
Disease area statistics | Show details |
Disease area statistics
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MGeND
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ClinVar
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CIViC
Disease | Drug | EL | ET | ED | CS | VO | TR | Pubmed | Links |
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gastrointestinal stromal tumor | Crenolanib | D |
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Sensitivity/Response | Somatic | 4 | 22745105 | Detail |
DisGeNET
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Annotation
Annotations
Descrption | Source | Links |
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In CHO cells with PDGFRA DI842-843VM mutation that have shown imatinib resistance, crenolanib was si... | CIViC Evidence | Detail |
Overlapped Transcript Coordinates
Gene | Transcript ID | Exon Number | Chromosome | Start | Stop | Type | Amino Mutation | Transcript Position | Links |
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Overlapped Transcript
Gene | Transcript ID | Chromosome | Start | Stop | Links |
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- Gene
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- Genome
- hg38
- Position
- chr4:54,285,926-54,285,930
- Variant Type
- snv
- Reference Allele
- ACATC
- Alternative Allele
- TCATG
- Variant (CIViC) (CIViC Variant)
- DI842-843VM
- Transcript 1 (CIViC Variant)
- ENST00000257290.5
- Variant URL (CIViC Variant)
- https://civic.genome.wustl.edu/links/variants/102
- Summary (CIViC Variant)
- PDGFRA D842 mutations are characterized broadly as imatinib resistance mutations. The DI842-843VM variant is the result of a double point mutation. This is most well characterized in gastrointestinal stromal tumors, but other cell lines containing these mutations have been shown to be resistant as well. In imatinib resistant cell lines, a number of other therapeutics have demonstrated efficacy. These include; crenolanib, sirolimus, and midostaurin (PKC412).
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