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. 2019 Nov 21;107(3):617–627. doi: 10.1002/cpt.1665

Table 2.

Phenotype frequencies and actionability

Gene Phenotype Number of subjects Frequency Actionable
CYP2B6 1,577
PM 105 6.7% Yes
IM 528 33.5% Yes
EM 944 59.9%
CYP2C19 15
PM   Yes
IM 4 26.7% Yes
EM 11 73.3%
UM Yes
CYP2C9   1,583
PM 59 3.7% Yes
IM 487 30.2% Yes
EM 1,037 65.5%
CYP2D6 1,576
PMa 66 4.2% Yes
Not assigned 1,510 95.8%
CYP3A5 1,163
PM 882 75.8%
IM 263 22.6% Yes
EM 18 1.5% Yes
DPYD 1,581
AS: 0 Yes
AS: 0.5 Yes
AS: 1 21 1.3% Yes
AS: 1.5 95 6.0% Yes
AS: 2 1,465 92.7%
F5L 1,583
F5 Absent 1,504 95.0%
F5 Heterozygous 78 4.9% Yes
F5 Homozygous 1 0.06% Yes
SLCO1B1 1,579
Normal function 1,172 74.2%  
Decreased function 371 23.5% Yes
Poor function 36 2.3% Yes
TPMT 1,562
PM 1 0.06% Yes
IM 139 8.9% Yes
EM 1,422 91.0%
VKORC1 1,549
Normal function (1173CC) 564 36.4%
Decreased function (1173CT) 723 46.7%
Poor function (1173TT) 262 16.9% Yes

Phenotypes are based on the Ubiquitous Pharmacogenomics consortium translation tables, actionability is based on the Dutch Pharmacogenetic Working Group guidelines, whereas actionable is defined as a phenotype accompanied by at least one dosing advise.

AS, Activity Score; EM, extensive metabolizer; F5, Factor V Leiden; IM, intermediate metabolizer; PM, poor metabolizer; UM, ultra‐rapid metabolizer.

a

Poor metabolizer phenotype assigned based on diplotype consisting of two null‐alleles. For all other diplotypes no CYP2D6 phenotype could be assigned as copy number variants could not be determined.