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. 2020 Jan;21(1):56–66. doi: 10.2174/1389202921666200210141701

Table 5. Overall correlation rates between SpliceAI-predicted and experimentally demonstrated functional effects of the GT>GC variants in the context of three datasets*.

Variants Generating Wild-type Transcripts
Dataset 1 (45 disease-causing variants) 43% (3/7)
Dataset 2 (103 variants analyzed by FLGSA) 84% (16/19)
Dataset 3 (12 BRCA1 variants analyzed by saturation genome editing) 33% (1/3)
Variants Generating No Wild-type Transcripts
Dataset 1 (45 disease-causing variants) 89% (34/38)
Dataset 2 (103 variants analyzed by FLGSA) 68% (57/84)
Dataset 3 (12 BRCA1 variants analyzed by saturation genome editing) 67% (6/9)

*Splice AI Delta score (donor loss) of 0.85 was used as the threshold value for defining the generation of wild-type transcripts or not.