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. 2018 Apr 30;26(8):1143–1150. doi: 10.1038/s41431-018-0153-z

Table 1.

Results of splicing assay

Gene Variant Source RNA Variant frequency (predicted) RNA effect Result
A. Variants known to result in splicing
 MLH1 c.(453+1_454-1)_(545+1_546-1)dela FFPE, CRC45 NAb r.? Genomic exon deletion shown in RNAc
 MLH1 c.791-1G>Ca Cell line 50% r.791_884del Aberrant splicing as reported
 MLH1 c.793C>Ta FFPE, CRC63 NA r.791_884del (major), WT (minor) Unable to isolate nucleic acid
 MLH1 c.1731G>A FFPE, CRC51 35% r.1668_1731del No MMR RNA expression detected
 MSH2 c.1511-2A>Ga Cell line 80% r.1510_1511ins1511-1 Aberrant splicing as reportedd
 MSH6 c.3801+1_3801+5dela FFPE, Pol67 NA r.3647_3801del Aberrant splicing as reportedc
 APC c.1548G>A FFPE, Pol68 28% r.1409_1548del Aberrant splicing as reportedc
 BRCA1 c.213-12A>G FFPE, EC74 93% r.212_213ins213-12_213-1 Aberrant splicing as reportedc
B. Variants predicted to result in splicing
 MLH1 c.885-2A>G FFPE, CRC45 57% r.(885_889del)e No MMR RNA expression detected
 MLH1 c.2104-1G>C FFPE, EC55 36% r.(2104_2105del)e Only WT product
 APC c.834+2T>A FFPE, Pol60 12% r.(830_834del)e Aberrant splicing as predicted
 APC c.1959-1G>A FFPE, Pol67 40% r.(1959del)e Aberrant splicing as predicted
 BRCA1 c.212+3A>T FFPE, OC46 54% r.(191_212del)e Aberrant splicing as predictedc

Source RNA shows cell line or formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue block, with type of tumour and age of onset

CRC colorectal cancer, EC endometrial cancer, OC ovarian cancer, Pol polyps, WT wildtype, nt nucleotides, NA not assessed

aGermline variants. Variants were detected with Sanger sequencingPlease check if the term "r.?" is ok in Table 1.yes, this is correct

bLOH was detected in the tumour

cNo WT product detected

dAberrant product only detected after formalin fixation of the cells. Genbank reference sequences NM_000249.2 (MLH1), NM_000251.2 (MSH2), NM_000179.2 (MSH6), NM_000038.5 (APC) and NM_007294.3 (BRCA1) were used

ePredicted RNA effect is based on nearest cryptic splice site, which could possibly act as a new 3′ or 5′ splice site