chr19:41967744:C>G Detail (hg38) (ATP1A3)
Information
Genome
Assembly | Position |
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hg19 | chr19:42,471,896-42,471,896 View the variant detail on this assembly version. |
hg38 | chr19:41,967,744-41,967,744 |
HGVS
Type | Transcript | Protein |
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RefSeq | NM_001256213.1:c.2872G>C | NP_001243142.1:p.Gly958Arg |
NM_001256214.1:c.2878G>C | NP_001243143.1:p.Gly960Arg | |
Ensemble | ENST00000543770.5:c.2872G>C | ENST00000543770.5:p.Gly958Arg |
Summary
MGeND
Clinical significance |
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Variant entry | |
GWAS entry | |
Disease area statistics | Show details |
Disease area statistics
MGeND
Clinical significance | Last evaluated | Condition | Origin | Submission ID | Submitter | Institute | Citation | Comment | Image |
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other |
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MGS000001
(TMGS000137) |
Kenjiro Kosaki | Keio University |
ClinVar
CIViC
[No Data.]
DisGeNET
Score | Disease name | Description | Source | Pubmed | Links |
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0.240 | Alternating hemiplegia of childhood 2 | NA | CLINVAR | Detail | |
0.246 | alternating hemiplegia of childhood | The aim of this study was to determine the functional consequences of six ATP1A3... | BeFree | 24631656 | Detail |
Annotation
Annotations
Descrption | Source | Links |
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NM_152296.5(ATP1A3):c.2839G>C (p.Gly947Arg) AND Alternating hemiplegia of childhood 2 | ClinVar | Detail |
NM_152296.5(ATP1A3):c.2839G>C (p.Gly947Arg) AND Dystonia 12 | ClinVar | Detail |
NA | DisGeNET | Detail |
The aim of this study was to determine the functional consequences of six ATP1A3 mutations (S137Y, D... | DisGeNET | 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
- -
- dbSNP
- rs398122887 dbSNP
- Genome
- hg38
- Position
- chr19:41,967,744-41,967,744
- Variant Type
- snv
- Reference Allele
- C
- Alternative Allele
- G
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