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. 2021 May 13;9:658966. doi: 10.3389/fcell.2021.658966

TABLE 1.

TRIM71 variants identified in infertile men within the MERGE cohort.

Variant (cDNA) Variant (protein) Predicted effecta MAFb Subject ID Age and origin Semen analysis/histologyc Testis vol.d LHe FSHf Tg
c.224_240dup p.(Gly81CysfsTer24) NA 0 M364 26; Germany Azoo/SCO 24/21 9 17.9 7.6
c.248C>T p.(Ala83Val) 10.2; B/T/N 0 M2118 33; Germany Crypto/NA 16/17 4.1 7.6 14.1
c.368T>C p.(Val123Ala) 18.5; D/D/D 0 M2110 43; Kazakstan Crypto/NA 19/17 5.5 6.2 14.9
c.553G>T p.(Ala185Ser) 0.01; B/T/N 0.0047 M1325 33; Germany Azoo/Hypo 7/8 4.6 6.8 15.6
c.553G>T p.(Ala185Ser) 0.01; B/T/N 0.0047 M1562 36; Germany Azoo/SCO 9/6 7.3 24.7 13.8
c.785G>C p.(Gly262Ala) 0.2; B/T/D 0 M2173 28, Turkey Azoo/SCO 13/18 2.9 8.3 17.7
c.803T>A p.(Leu268His) 15.6; D/T/D 0 M1793 33; Turkey Azoo/MeiA 15/15 6.3 8.4 15.3
c.1070C>T p.(Ala357Val) 23.2; B/T/D 0.0001 M1686 29; Romania Crypto/NA 17/16 9.5 7.1 39.7
c.1486C>T p.(Arg496Cys) 28.8; D/D/D 0.0001 M1083 36; Germany Azoo/NA 12/8 9.6 18.1 17.5
c.1549C>T p.(Arg517Cys) 23.4; D/T/D 0.0016 M468 34; Pakistan Azoo/MeiA 19/16 6.8 6.4 19.8
c.1613C>G p.(Ala538Gly) 14.4; B/T/D 0 M2069 29; Lebanon Azoo/NA 9/6 3.5 8.4 6.1
c.1789G>A p.(Gly597Ser) 30; D/D/D 0.0022 M244 31; Germany Azoo/MeiA 26/26 2.8 5.2 15.2
c.1789G>A p.(Gly597Ser) 30; D/D/D 0.0022 M754 32; Turkey Azoo/SCO 6/7 11 30.7 15.9
c.1789G>A p.(Gly597Ser) 30; D/D/D 0.0022 M2141 27; Turkey Azoo/Hypo 17/14 5.8 13.5 16.6

aPredicted effect of each TRIM71 variant estimated by four different pathogenicity prediction algorithms (CADD/PolyPhen2/SIFT/MutationTaster, shown in the same order). For CADD, variants with values above 20 are more likely to be deleterious to protein function. For the rest, D, damaging/deleterious; T, tolerated; B, benign; N, neutral; NA, not available. bMAF (minor allele frequency) values derive from gnomAD and are considered rare if MAF < 0.001 when occurring in heterozygosis. cSemen analysis was performed for all patients (Azoo, azoospermia; Crypto, cryptozoospermia), and if biopsies were available, patients’ phenotypes were also histologically assessed (SCO, Sertoli cell-only phenotype; MeiA, meiotic arrest; Hypo, hypospermatogenesis). dTesticular volumes (testis vol., right/left, ref. > 15 mL each; bold, values outside the normal range). eLuteinizing hormone (LH, ref. 2-10 IU/L; bold, values outside the normal range). fFollicle-stimulating hormone (FSH, ref. 1-7 IU/L; bold, values outside the normal range). gTestosterone (T, ref. > 12 nmol/L; bold, values outside the normal range).