Table 2. Characteristics of 6 Patients With Variants in DIAPH1.
Proband ID | Ethnicity | Sex | Type | Class | Gene | Position (GRCh37) | AA change | Bravo WGS Freq a | gnomAD WES Freq | MetaSVM | CADD1.6 |
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Yale Center for Mendelian Genomics (24 MMD cases) | |||||||||||
KMM_2-1 | European | Male | Transmitted from father | D-Mis | DIAPH1 | 5:140905715:C:T | p.R1155Q | 8.0 × 10−6 | 2.4 × 10−5 | T | 27.8 |
KMM_39-1 | European | Male | DNV | Splicing | DIAPH1 | 5:140962861:T:C | c.534-2A>G | NA | NA | NA | 33 |
KMM_42-1 | European | Female | DNV | D-Mis | DIAPH1 | 5:140961905:A:G | p.C220R | NA | NA | D | 28.2 |
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (84 MMD cases) | |||||||||||
MM 087 | African American/African | Female | Unphased | D-Mis | DIAPH1 | 5:140908798:G:A | p.L907F | 8.0 × 10−6 | NA | T | 23.9 |
MM 087 | African American/African | Female | Unphased | D-Mis | DIAPH1 | 5:140908799:C:A | p.M906I | 8.0 × 10−6 | NA | T | 22.6 |
MM 094 | European | Male | Transmitted from father | D-Mis | DIAPH1 | 5:140955835:C:T | p.E475K | 4.5 × 10−4 | 1.3 × 10−3 | T | 28.8 |
MM 117 | African American/African | Female | Unphased | T-Mis | DIAPH1 | 5:140954569:C:A | p.D536Y | 8.0 × 10−6 | 4.1 × 10−6 | T | 15.99 |
Abbreviations: AA, amino acid; Bravo WGS Freq, Bravo whole-genome sequencing frequency; CADD1.6, combined annotated-dependent depletion; D-Mis, deleteriousness of missense variants; DNV, de novo variant; gnomAD WES Freq, Gnome aggregation database whole exome sequence frequency; MetaSVM, meta-analytic support vector machine; MMD, moyamoya disease; NA, not applicable.
This global frequency is based on 132 345 genomes in the Bravo database and is independent of ethnicity; Gnome Aggregation Database Whole Exome Sequence Frequency. This frequency is based on 125 748 exomes in the gnomAD database (v2.1.1) and is independent of ethnicity. Meta-analytic support vector machine is an ensemble score that predicts the tolerability of a variant. Combined annotated-dependent depletion is a validated tool for scoring the deleteriousness of single nucleotide deletions, insertions, or variations.