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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Angiogenesis. 2022 May 30;25(4):493–502. doi: 10.1007/s10456-022-09841-w

Table 1.

GNAQ mutations identified in Sturge-Weber syndrome/capillary malformation samples

Sample ID GNAQ Mutation Ref Reads Alt Reads Allele Frequency (%)
3217 p.R183Q 606 67 10.0
3218 p.R183Q 427 43 9.1
3219 p.R183Q 468 25 5.1
3220 p.R183Q 643 37 5.4
3222 p.R183Q 897 47 5.0
3223 p.R183Q 1242 41 3.2
3224 p.R183Q 1032 36 3.4
3225 p.Q209R 567 113 16.6
3229 p.R183Q 267 19 7.1

Mutations were identified from targeted sequencing of the exons of GNAQ. The reported read counts for the reference and alternate alleles were determined after deduplication using unique molecular identifiers (UMIs).