In-Depth Variant Analysis:  c.1269C>G (p.His423Gln)

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  c.1269C>G
p.His423Gln (Legacy AA No. 383)
Variant Type: 
Point
Domain: 
Serine protease
Location: 
Exon 8
Variant Effect: 
Missense
Codon Change: 
C>G
No. of Patients Reported: 
1
Phenotype: 
U
Allele Count *: 
-
Allele Number *: 
-
Allele Frequency *: 
-

Variant Comments & Reference:

Residue 423 lies in close proximity to Ser419 of the catalytic triad, thus substitution of His with Gln is likely to affect catalytic triad interactions, potentially impacting on FX catalytic activity. Legacy cDNA numbering in paper - Leytus et al 1986 (c.1294C>G)

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Residue Information:




  Name Type Cyclic Size Position Hydrophobicity Charge
Wild Type
His
aromatic/basic
cyclic
large
surface
hydrophilic
postive
Mutated
Gln
-
acyclic
large
surface
hydrophilic
neutral


Substitution Analysis:



  • Grantham Score : 24
  • PolyPhen-2 Prediction : Probably Damaging (SCORE: 1.000)
  • SIFT Prediction : Probably Damaging (SCORE: 0.01)
  • PROVEAN Prediction : Deleterious (SCORE: -7.695)

  • Structural Implications:


    His423 is a buried residue  (surface accessibility value = 0 ).

    His423 is in a region of secondary structure within the FX domains.

    The DSSP assignment for this residue is ... E.

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