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. 2024 Mar 29;32(9):1065–1073. doi: 10.1038/s41431-024-01594-y

Table 1.

Epistatic score predictions for 80 previously classified CACNA1D variants based on model 3.

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The table of variants collected by us previously [2, 3] shows the original pathogenicity annotation as well as statistical details on model predictions. Re-evaluation, i.e., re-classification and re-examination (SI Table 1) are marked with and (X). Reassessment of the literature based on additional criteria triggered by the epistatic score revealed further evidence supporting or not supporting either pathogenicity or non-pathogenicity for some variants as outlined in detail in SI Table 3. De novo CACNA1D variants were either found somatically in adrenal lesions (APAs/APCCs) or in the germline of individuals with a neurodevelopmental disorder (indicated in bold). Residue numbers are given for the genome reference sequence used in the gnomAD database (NM_000720) or in our previous publications (EU363339), which differ due to the incorporation of different exons. The fraction of sequences aligned at the corresponding position scores the certainty of the prediction.

*V584I shows typical pathogenic gating changes (activation at more negative voltages; Fig. 3), however, to a minor extent compared to clearly pathogenic variants, suggesting it to be a risk enhancer rather than a pathogenic variant.