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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Mutat. 2015 Apr 21;36(6):631–637. doi: 10.1002/humu.22786

Table 2.

Variants in FOXA2 identified in additional BA patients

Patient
No.
Disease
Classification
FOXA2 rs1904589
dbSNP ID Genomic
Position on
chr20
cDNA
change
Protein
Change
MAF
(1000G)
Variant
Origin
Genotype G allele
Origin
1 Syndromic BA rs200459003 22562990 c.530C>T p.Ala291Val 0.0008 Maternal A/G Paternal
2 Isolated BA rs201902165 22563686 c.176G>A p.Ser59Asn 0.0060 Paternal A/G Maternal
3 Isolated BA - 22562889 c.991A>T p.Ter325Ser - Maternal A/G N/A
4 Isolated BA - 22563564 c.298G>A p.Ala100Thr - Maternal A/G N/A
5 Isolated BA rs200459003 22562990 c.530C>T p.Ala291Val 0.0008 Maternal A/G N/A
6 Isolated BA rs200459003 22562990 c.530C>T p.Ala291Val 0.0008 Paternal G/G Both
7 Isolated BA rs200459003 22562990 c.530C>T p.Ala291Val 0.0008 Maternal A/G Paternal

We identified 4 FOXA2 rare missense coding variants in 7 patients. None of these variants were observed in ESP; 2 were observed in the 1000 Genome Project (1000G) with a MAF<0.01, and 2 were not observed in 1000G. One of these variants appeared 3 times in exome sequencing of 100 patients with isolated BA and once through Sanger sequencing of 46 patients with syndromic BA with abdominal heterotaxy. The expression-altering NODAL polymorphism, rs1904589, is also shown with its corresponding inheritance pattern for each patient identified to have a rare, protein-altering FOXA2 variant.