Table 1.
Residue Change and Codon Position | Chromosome, Position (HG19) | MAF | Allele Change (Major to Minor) | rs Number | PolyPhen-2/SIFT |
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GCK | |||||
p.Ala11Thr | 7, 44228522 | 0.0027 | GCC-aCC | rs116093166 | Probably damaging/tolerated |
p.Thr396Sera | 7, 44185162 | 0.0006 | ACC-AgC | N/A | Benign/damaging |
p.Glu272Alaa | 7, 44187297 | 0.0003 | GAG-GcG | N/A | Possibly damaging/tolerated |
p.Val33Alaa,b | 7, 44193010 | 0.0002 | GTG-GcG | N/A | Possibly damaging/damaging |
HNF4A | |||||
p.Thr139Ile | 20, 43042364 | 0.0239 | ACT-AtT | rs1800961 | Benign/tolerated |
NEUROD1 | |||||
p.Thr45Alab | 2, 182543455 | 0.3237 | GCC-aCC | rs1801262 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Pro197Hisb | 2, 182542998 | 0.0185 | CCT-CaT | rs8192556 | Possibly damaging/damaging |
p.Val239Ileb | 2, 182542873 | 0.0003 | GTC-aTC | rs145050582 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Leu176Sera,b | 2, 182543061 | 0.0002 | TTA-TcA | N/A | Possibly damaging/damaging |
p.His314Leua,b | 2, 182542647 | 0.0006 | CAC-CtC | N/A | Possibly damaging/damaging |
HNF1A | |||||
p.Ser487Asnb | 12, 121435427 | 0.2993 | AGC-AaC | rs2464196 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Ala98Valb | 12, 121416864 | 0.0239 | GCC-GtC | rs1800574 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Gly574Serb | 12, 121437382 | 0.0081 | GGC-aGC | rs1169305 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Arg583Glnb | 12, 121437410 | 0.0009 | CGG-CaG | rs137853242 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Pro894Serb | 12, 121432124 | 0.0003 | CCA-tCA | rs151256267 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Ile27Leub | 12, 121416650 | 0.2927 | ATC-cTC | rs1169288 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Gly554Arg | 12, 121437322 | 0.0005 | GGG-aGG | N/A | Probably damaging/tolerated |
HNF1B | |||||
p.Gly370Serb | 17, 36070609 | 0.0009 | GGC-aGC | rs113042313 | Benign/tolerated |
p.Asn228Lys | 17, 33363607 | 0.0042 | AAC-AAg | N/A | Benign/damaging |
p.Ser547Phea,b | 17, 36059095 | 0.0002 | TCT-TtT | N/A | Probably damaging/damaging |
p.Thr436Sera,b | 17, 36064957 | 0.0002 | ACA-tCA | N/A | Benign/tolerated |
p.His332Glna | 17, 36091635 | 0.0005 | CAC-CAg | N/A | Probably damaging/tolerated |
Major allele denoted by underline. We used the publicly available assessment tools PolyPhen-2 (http://genetics.bwh.harvard.edu/pph2) and SIFT (http://sift.jcvi.org) to predict if amino acid changes could be detrimental to protein function (29–31). PolyPhen-2 predictions were based on the Hum Div testing model. This model was compiled from all damaging alleles with known effects on the molecular function causing human Mendelian diseases, present in the UniProtKB database, together with differences between human proteins and their closely related mammalian homologs, assumed to be nondamaging.
Abbreviation: N/A, not available.
Indicates a unique variant.
SNPs were consistent for both bioinformatics tools.