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. 2014 Feb 19;22(11):1305–1313. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2014.16

Table 2. Description of the different capture designs and number of detected mutations.

Targeted genes Design 1 Design 2 Design 3 Number of patients tested Mutations inducing PTC Splicing mutationsa Deleterious missense mutationsb Potential splicing mutationsc Potential deleterious missense mutationsd
BRCA1 x x x 708 28 3 3    
BRCA2 x x x 708 25 7     8
TP53 x   x 468     4   3e
ATM x x x 708 4 1   1 9
BAP1   x x 379          
BARD1 x x x 708 1        
BRIP1 x x x 708          
CDH1 x x x 708 1        
CHEK2 x x x 708 3 2   2 8
MLH1 x   x 468         2
MLH3 x   x 468 1     1  
MRE11A x x x 708 3     1 1
MSH2 x   x 468 3     2  
MSH6 x   x 468         1
NBS1 x x x 708 3     4 1
PALB2 x x x 708 7       3
PMS1 x   x 468 1       1
PMS2 x   x 468 1 1     2
PTEN x x x 708          
RAD50 x x x 708 1     1  
RAD51     x 139          
RAD51B     x 139       1  
RAD51C x x x 708 2 1      
RAD51D   x x 379          
STK11 x x x 708          
XRCC2     x 139          
XRCC3     x 139          

Abbreviation: PTC, premature termination codon.

a

Mutations within the canonical AG/GT splice sites, or mutations previously known to induce a splicing defect in BRCA1, BRCA2 and TP53.

b

Published deleterious missense mutations.

c

Variations within the consensus sites inducing a 15% of decrease of the MaxEntScan sore and a 5% decrease of the SpliceSiteFinder except mutations listed in a.

d

Missense mutations with an Align GVGD score >C45 and a MAF in ESP samples <0.01 excluding those in b and excluding published neutral variants.

e

Missense mutations in TP53 reported as ‘probably deleterious' were only filtered against MAF in ESP samples <0.01.