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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Hum Genet. 2012 May 31;57(8):485–493. doi: 10.1038/jhg.2012.54

Table 2.

RET coding and splice-site variants in patients with Hirschsprung’s disease

DNA change1 Protein change Number of affected subjects2 Variant type Exon/ intron Location on chromosome 103 PolyPhen-2 Prediction4 SIFT prediction4
c.166C>A p.L56M 1 missense exon 2 43595999 benign tolerated
c.286T>G p.Y96D 1 missense exon 2 43596119 probably damaging affect protein function
c.418C>T5 p.P140S 1 missense exon 3 43597870 possibly damaging tolerated
c.436T>C p.Y146H 1 missense exon 3 43597888 benign tolerated
c.523C>T5 p.R175C 1 missense exon 3 43597975 probably damaging affect protein function
c.628G>A5 p.E210K 1 missense exon 4 43600402 benign tolerated
c.898G>A5 p.D300N 1 missense exon 5 43601854 probably damaging affect protein function
c.1157C>T p.A386V 1 missense exon 6 43604572 benign tolerated
c.1187C>T5 p.S396L 1 missense exon 6 43604602 benign affect protein function
c.1193T>C5 p.L398P 1 missense exon 6 43604608 probably damaging affect protein function
c.1336G>C p.G446R 2 missense exon 7 43606727 benign tolerated
c.1354C>A p.L452I 1 missense exon 7 43606745 benign tolerated
c.1387G>A5 p.G463R 1 missense exon 7 43606778 probably damaging affect protein function
c.1400T>C5 p.V467A 1 missense exon 7 43606791 probably damaging affect protein function
c.1701C>A5 p.D567E 1 missense exon 9 43608353 possibly damaging affect protein function
c.1894G>A p.E632K 1 missense exon 11 43609942 benign tolerated
c.2372A>T p.Y791F 2 missense exon 13 43613908 possibly damaging tolerated
c.2390A>T5 p.D797V 1 missense exon 13 43613926 probably damaging tolerated
c.2410G>A p.V804M 1 missense exon 14 43614996 probably damaging affect protein function
c.2522C>T p.P841L 1 missense exon 14 43615108 probably damaging affect protein function
c.2550C>G5 p.D850E 1 missense exon 14 43615136 probably damaging tolerated
c.2590T>C5 p.Y864H 1 missense exon 14 43615176 probably damaging affect protein function
c.2657G>A p.R886Q 1 missense exon 15 43615578 probably damaging affect protein function
c.2680G>A p.G894S 1 missense exon 15 43615601 probably damaging affect protein function
c.2944C>T p.R982C 6 missense exon 18 43620335 probably damaging affect protein function
c.3142C>G5 p.L1048V 1 missense exon 19 43622125 probably damaging tolerated
c.3278A>G5 p.D1093G 1 missense exon 20 43623650 probably damaging affect protein function
c.750_751delCG p.E251G frameshift X102 1 frameshift exon 4 43600524 - 43600525 - -
c.1261C>T p. Q421X 1 nonsense exon 6 43604676 - -
c.1370C>A5 p.S457X 1 nonsense exon 7 43606761 - -
c.1914delC5 p.I638M frameshift X37 1 frameshift exon 11 43609962 - -
c.2943C>G5 p.Y981X 1 nonsense exon 18 43620334 - -
c.1759+1G>A5 - 1 splice-site disruption intron 9 43608412 - -
c.1879+1G>A - 2 splice-site disruption intron 10 43609124 - -
1

Nucleotides numbered with +1 representing the A of the ATG translation initiation codon of the GenBank reference sequence for RET cDNA (NM_020975.4)

2

Thirty-four cases had one variant each and four cases had two variants each. Among the four cases with two variants each, all variants except for p.I638M frameshiftX37 have been reported previously: one case had p.L452I and p.P841L, another had p.L56M and p.A386V, the third had p.V804M and p.R982C, and the fourth had p.I638M frameshiftX37 and p.R982C.

3

Based on GenBank human reference sequence for chromosome 10 (NC_000010.10), Genome Reference Consortium Human Build 37 (GRCh37.p5), February 2009

4

PolyPhen-2 and SIFT used to predict the effect of missense variants on protein function based on sequence comparisons and/or the physical characteristics of amino acids

5

Previously unreported variant, based on a search for these variants in previous reports and in the Human Gene Mutation Database, the Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia type 2 RET proto-oncogene database, dbSNP, 1000 Genomes (www.1000genomes.org), and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Exome Sequencing Project database (http://evs.gs.washington.edu/EVS/)