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. 2018 Dec 7;7:1908. [Version 1] doi: 10.12688/f1000research.17204.1

Table 2. Validated Splicing Mutations in COSMIC Cancer Gene Census genes in TCGA tumor genomes.

Gene Splice Mutation R i (bits) Tumor Observed Splicing Event
CASC5 15:40942786G>A
(c.6212+5G>A)
4.8 > 1.7
(Natural Site)
AML The natural donor site of CASC5 exon 19 (NM_144508.4) is weakened,
leading to a significant increase in intron inclusion.
DNMT3A 2:25467022A>G
(c.1851+2T>C)
3.6 > -3.5
(Natural Site)
AML The natural donor site of DNMT3A exon 15 (NM_022552.4) is abolished,
resulting in a significant increase in total exon skipping and intron
inclusion.
STAG2 X:123176495G>A
(c.462G>A)
6.5 > 3.5
(Natural Site)
BLCA The natural donor of STAG2 exon 6 (NM_006603.4) is weakened, and a
significant amount of exon 6 skipping is observed.
STAG2 X:123200024G>A
(c.2097-1G>A)
19.5 > 8.6
(Natural Site)
BLCA The natural acceptor of STAG2 exon 21 (NM_006603.4) is weakened,
resulting in a significant increase in exon 21 skipping.
ATM 11:108214098G>T
(c.8418G>T)
8.7 > 5.1
(Natural Site)
BRCA A natural donor site is weakened, leading to a significant increase in
ATM exon 57 (NM_000051.3) skipping events. Some reads with mutation
are involved in wildtype splicing (leaky splicing).
BARD1 2:215645882A>T
(c.716T>A)
0.9 > 3.1
(Cryptic Site)
BRCA The mutation strengthens a cryptic site within BARD1 exon 4
(NM_000465.2). Reads which use activated cryptic site contain the
mutation (one exception). Some reads with mutation are involved in
wildtype splicing (leaky splicing).
GATA3 10:8115701G>C
(c.1048-1G>C)
0.9 > -10.7
(Natural Site)
BRCA The mutation abolishes the natural acceptor of GATA3 exon 6
(NM_002051.2). This both increases the use of a pre-existing exonic
cryptic splice site (4.2 > 5.6 bits; leads to an 8nt deletion) and
significantly increases total intron inclusion.
TP53 17:7577609C>T
(c.673-1G>A)
6.0 > -4.9
(Natural Site)
BRCA A natural acceptor site is abolished, activating a cryptic site 49nt
upstream (R i=5.2 bits) of TP53 exon 7 (NM_000546.5).
POLD1 19:50920353A>G
(c.3119A>G)
8.6 > 6.1
(Natural Site)
COAD The natural donor of POLD1 exon 25 (NM_002691.3) is weakened,
leading to a significant increase in total exon skipping.
SMAD3 15:67482748C>G
(c.1155-3C>G)
11.9>3.1|-4.0 > 7.7
( Natural | Cryptic)
COAD This mutation both weakens the natural acceptor of SMAD3 exon 9
(NM_005902.3) and creates a cryptic site (does not appear to be
used). A significant amount intron inclusion reads are observed. Use
of a distant pre-existing cryptic acceptor (9.6 bits; 3598nt from natural
acceptor) was.
PIK3R1 5:67591246A>G
(c.936-2A>G)
7.5 > -7.3
(Natural Site)
GBM The natural acceptor of PIK3R1 exon 8 (NM_181504.3) is abolished,
which promotes a significant increase in exon 8 skipping.
FAT1 4:187521515C>A
(c.11641-1G>T)
5.3 > -2.4
(Natural Site)
HNSC The natural acceptor of FAT1 exon 22 (NM_005245.3) is abolished,
resulting in both intron inclusion (total intron inclusion and the use of a
2.3 bit cryptic site 82nt upstream of natural acceptor) and use of two
exonic cryptic sites (237nt and 234nt from natural acceptor; Ri=1.0 bits
and -0.2 bits, respectively).
TGFBR2 3:30729875G>A
(c.1397-1G>A)
8.4 > -2.5
(Natural Site)
HNSC TGFBR2 exon 6 natural acceptor (NM_003242.5) is abolished, leading
to multiple splicing events: intron inclusion, use of three cryptic sites
(35nt exonic [R i=3.7 bits], 30nt and 972nt intronic [R i=0.4 bits and
11.2 bits, respectively]), and exon 6 and 7 skipping (uses a novel exon
~55kb downstream of exon 7).
PBRM1 3:52682355C>G
(c.813+5G>C)
6.8 > 2.9
(Natural Site)
KIRC The natural donor of PBRM1 exon 8 (NM_018313.4) is weakened, which
leads to a significant increase in exon 8 skipping.
PBRM1 3:52685756A>G
(c.714+2T>C)
7.7 > 0.7
(Natural Site)
KIRC The natural donor of PBRM1 exon 7 (NM_018313.4) is abolished,
resulting in a significant increase in total exon skipping.
SETD2 3:47079269T>A
(c.7239-2A>T)
9.8 > 2.1| 6.4 > 9.0
( Natural | Cryptic)
KIRC This mutation both significantly weakens the natural acceptor of SETD2
exon 18 (NM_014159.6) while strengthening a 4nt exonic cryptic site,
which is used.
RB1 13:49027249T>A
(c.1814+2T>A)
4.9 >-13.7
(Natural Site)
LUAD The natural donor of RB1 exon 18 (NM_000321.2) is abolished, leading
to a significant increase in both exon skipping and intron inclusion. All
intron inclusion reads contain the mutation of interest.
RBM10 X:47006900G>T
(c.17+3G>T)
7.8 > 4.1
(Natural Site)
LUAD The natural donor of RBM10 exon 2 (NM_005676.4) is weakened,
leading to a significant increase in exon 2 skipping.
RBM10 X:47028898G>T
(c.201+1G>T)
8.7 > -9.9
(Natural Site)
LUAD RBM10 exon 3 (NM_005676.4) natural donor is abolished. RNAseq
reads which overlap the exon-intron junction are observed (all reads
contain mutation). Use of cryptic donor (61nt upstream of donor; R i=1.7
bits) is observed as well.
DDX5 17:62500098 TACAG>T
(c.441+2delACAG)
-1.3 > 5.4
(Cryptic Site)
PRAD The mutation creates a 5.4 bit cryptic donor within DDX5 exon 4
(NM_004396.3), which would lead to a 4nt deletion of exon 4. Note that
wildtype splicing is still the dominant isoform observed.
PTEN 10:89690802G>A
(c.210-1G>A)
8.5 > -2.3
(Natural Site)
PRAD The natural acceptor of PTEN exon 5 (NM_000314.4) is abolished,
leading to an increased amount of total exon 5 skipping.
NRAS 1:115258669A>G
(c.111+2T>C)
8.1 > 1.1
(Natural Site)
SKCM The mutation abolishes the natural donor of NRAS exon 2
(NM_002524.4), which promotes a significant increase in exon 2 skipping
PPP6C 9:127933364C>T
(c.171G>A)
6.7 > 3.7
(Natural Site)
SKCM The mutation weakens PPP6C exon 2 (NM_002721.4) natural donor,
leading to increased intron inclusion. All reads which cross the junction
contain the mutation. A intronic cryptic site is also activated (110nt
downstr.; R i=6.4 bits).
PPP6C 9:127923119C>G
(c.237+1G>C)
6.8 > -11.8
(Natural Site)
SKCM This mutation abolishes the natural donor of PPP6C exon 3
(NM_002721.4), resulting in a significant increase in exon 3 skipping.
BAP1 3:52442512T>C
(c.233A>G)
1.9 > 5.1
(Cryptic Site)
UVM A cryptic donor within BAP1 exon 4 (NM_004656.3) is strengthened,
leading to a significant increase in its use. Its use leads to a 27 nt
deletion of exon 4.

Example mutations which alter splicing in tumor-associated genes found in patients with the same tumor type. Mutations are linked to their page on https://validsplicemut.cytognomix.com/, which provides additional material such as RNAseq images of the regions of interest. GRCh37 coordinates provided.