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. 2019 Dec 19;22(4):701–708. doi: 10.1038/s41436-019-0729-1

Table 4.

Heterogeneity analysis by bioinformatic groups

Previous estimatesa This study: P+VLP+VUS This study: VLP+VUS
Bioinformatic group NVAR Estimate 95% CI NVAR Estimate 95% CI NVAR Estimate 95% CI
Missense variants 1177 0.12 0.08–0.17 2032 0.13 0.10–0.17 2007 0.09 0.06–0.13
 Not in key domain 854 0.0 0.0–0.04 1507 0.019 0.0–0.05 1506 0.008 0.0–0.05
 In key domain 323 0.35 0.26–0.45 525 0.44 0.35–0.53 501 0.36 0.26–0.44
 C0 242 0.01 0.0–0.06 277 0.23 0.11–0.35 277 0.23 0.11–0.35
 C15–C25 58 0.29 0.09–0.56 73 0.42 0.17–0.68 72 0.40 0.15–0.65
 C35–C55 55 0.66 0.34–0.93 48 0.51 0.23–0.79 43 0.38 0.07–0.69
 C65 98 0.81 0.61–0.95 127 0.76 0.59–0.92 109 0.59 0.28–0.90
Potential splice variants
 High damage to wild type 94 0.97 0.82–1.00 108 0.91 0.77–1.0 67 0.77 0.52–1.0
 Moderate damage to wild type 66 0.34 0.15–0.55 49 0.79 0.54–1.0 40 0.61 0.27–0.95
 Increased de novo donor 8 0.64 0.06–0.98 26 0.14 0.0–0.43 25 0.0 0.0–0.32
 Moderate de novo donor 7 0.30 0.0–0.88 48 0.15 0.0–0.40 48 0.15 0.0–0.40
 All de novo donor 15 NA NA 74 0.14 0.0–0.33 73 0.08 0.0–0.26

CI confidence interval, NVAR number of variants, P pathogenic variant, VLP likely pathogenic variant, VUS variant of unknown significance.

aEaston et al.,2 Tavtigian et al.,3 Vallee et al.5