Table 1. Data on sequence variants identified by the whole exome sequencing analysis.
Sample | Total no. ofvariants | No. of missense, nonsense and splicing variants | Variants in conserved regions and not in segmental duplications | Variants with MAF <0.5% | After exclusion of unlikely pathogenic missense changes | No. of variants fitting the disease model | No. of variants within linked regions |
MOL0125 II:4 | 233,572 | 21,326 | 9,055 | 2,880 | 1,476 | 311 | 2* |
MOL0486 II:1 | 232,065 | 20,469 | 8,245 | 2,536 | 1,252 | 277 | 2** |
- The two variants are: c.1220delG in USH1C and c.218_219insC in VPS11. The latter was found in about 73% of ethnicity-matched exomes and is therefore predicted to be a population-specific polymorphism.
- The two variants are: c.1220delG in USH1C and c.705_706delTT in PKD1L2. The latter was found in about 20% of ethnicity-matched exomes and is therefore predicted to be a population-specific polymorphism.