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. 2011 Jun 13;12:311. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-12-311

Table 2.

Diseases associated with genes containing nsSNPs

General Category # Associated Deleterious SNPs Gene names Diseases
Apoptosis 8 CYCS; Huntington's disease DNA damage Alzheimer's disease
TNFRSF10D; Thrombocytopenia Bipolar Rheumatoid arthritis
CASP7; MAP3K1; Diabetes mellitus type I Renal cell carcinoma Myeloproliferative disorders
PRKCZ; MPL;
TNFRSF19 Leukemia Diabetes mellitus type II Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis
Pancreatitis Carcinoma (multiple types) Multiple sclerosis

Cell cycle 20 BRCA2; POLD2; Spontaneous abortion Genomic instability Drug toxicity
CDC14A; CDT1;
CHAF1A; WRN; Endometriosis Anemia Li-Fraumeni Syndrome
IPO5; KIF23; TTK; Aneuploidy Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis Diabetes mellitus type I
MSH2; CASC5;
PRKCZ; CASP7; Carcinoma (multiple types) Diabetes mellitus type II Werner Syndrome
SERPINB13;
LATS1 Male infertility Rheumatoid arthritis osteoporosis

Development 11 NCOA6; PABPN1; Carcinoma (multiple types) Endometriosis Asthma
LTF; MAP3K1;
TLL1; YAP1; SPEN; Deglutition disorders Male infertility Coronary disease
IL18R1 Oculopharyngeal Muscular dystrophy Li-Fraumeni Syndrome Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

DNA repair 9 BRCA2; CHAF1A; Genomic instability Werner Syndrome Fanconi anemia
FANCM; RAD51L1; Carcinoma (multiple types) Diabetes mellitus type I Drug toxicity
WRN; MSH2

Inflammation 22 CYCS; SOCS6; Huntington's disease Severe combined Immunodeficiency Stomach ulcer
BDKRB1; HPRT1;
IL18R1; IL7R; Thrombocytopenia Multiple sclerosis Ataxia
MAP3K1; 1L27RA; Asthma Rheumatoid arthritis Leukemia
PRKCZ; OAS2; Diabetes mellitus type I Myeloproliferative disorders Sarcoidosis
CD53; LAMA3;
LAMA4; IL174A; Diabetic nephropathies Crohn's disease Carcinoma (multiple types)
HABP2; KLKB1
Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney Sjogren's syndrome Gout
Rhinitis Nasal polyps Telangiectasis
Lesch-Nyhan syndrome Arteriosclerosis Genome instability

Metabolism 4 P2RX2; LTF; Anoxia Encephalitis Rheumatoid arthritis
ACACB; PRKCZ Carcinoma (multiple types) Diabetes mellitus type II Glomberulonephritis

Nervous System 17 CDK5RAP2; Microcephaly Lipodystrophy Rheumatoid arthritis
P2RX2; Anoxia Mucolipidoses Fragile X Syndrome
ST8S1A2; HTR1F; Schizophrenia Pain Liver cirrhosis
SCN10A; SLC28A2; Parkinson's disease Asthma Diabetes mellitus type I
MCOLN1; DLGAP4; Glioma Acquired immunodeficiency
SYT8; ATP2B3;
MAP1A; LAMA4;
MAP3K1; AHNAK;
AFF2; CASP7

Protein folding 4 CHAF1A; GRPEL1; Aneurysm Pulmonary fibrosis Diabetes mellitus type I
HSPA4; EEF1A2;
Carcinoma (multiple types) Graft vs. host disease Paralysis

Reproduction 13 SPDY1; CENPI; Gastrointestinal diseases Hyperaldosteronism Genomic instability
BRCA2; NCOA4;
RBAK; CASC5; Carcinoma (multiple types) Diabetes mellitus type II Oligospermia
PRKCZ; MAP3K1
anemia

Signal transduction 19 BRCA2; CASP7; Spontaneous abortion Arteriosclerosis Dilated cardiomyopathy
NCOA6;IL7R;
CYCS; BAMBI; Carcinoma (multiple types) Hypertension Asthma
KLKB1; IL17RA;
MAP3K1; DSG2; Huntington's disease Severe combined immunodeficiency Sarcoidosis
PRKCZ; IFI44;
IL18R1; HABP2; Thrombocytopenia Multiple sclerosis Diabetes mellitus type I
Rheumatoid arthritis Alzheimer's disease Arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia

Transcription 8 NCOA6; BRCA2; Retinoblastoma Oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophies Rheumatoid arthritis
MAP3K1; TAF3;
PABPN1 Spontaneous abortion Aneuploidy Deglutition disorders
Carcinoma (multiple types) Infertility

Transport 11 KCNH3; LTF; Anemia Genomic instability Liver cirrhosis
MSH2;NCOA4; Alzheimer's disease Crohn's disease Obesity
PPARGC1B; Epilepsy Diabetes mellitus type II Barrett esophagus
ZNF217; Carcinoma (multiple types) Gastritis progeria
ME2;P2RX2;ANK3;
LATS1; MAT2A

A list of genes containing probably or possibly damaging nsSNPs as predicted by PolyPhen-2 was submitted for network analysis in GeneGo. Characterization of the genes containing nsSNPs is achieved by listing the general cellular process (column 1), the total number of deleterious nsSNPs in the genes that GeneGo annotated (column 2), the genes associated with the cellular process (column 3), and the specific diseases that have been associated by GeneGo with the genes in question (columns 4-6).