LYFE Sciences · Project HERA
Variant Interpretation · Classification Report
Variant classification summary
NM_000179.3:c.4T>A
MSH6
· NP_000170.1:p.(Ser2Thr)
· NM_000179.3
GRCh37: chr2:48010376 T>A
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GRCh38: chr2:47783237 T>A
Gene:
MSH6
Transcript:
NM_000179.3
Final call
PM2 supporting
BP4 supporting
Variant details
Gene
MSH6
Transcript
NM_000179.3
Protein
NP_000170.1:p.(Ser2Thr)
gnomAD AF
ClinVar
OncoKB
Unknown Oncogenic Effect
Classification rationale
Interpretation summary
Generated evidence synthesis
1
The MSH6 c.4T>A (p.Ser2Thr) variant has not been observed in somatic cancers in COSMIC and has not been reported in ClinVar.
2
This variant is absent from gnomAD v4.1 and gnomAD v2.1, which meets the MSH6 VCEP PM2 threshold for supporting evidence because the observed allele frequency is below 0.00002.
3
For this MSH6 missense variant, the HCI prior probability is 0.0038, below the BP4 threshold of 0.11 and consistent with benign computational evidence; REVEL is 0.405 and BayesDel is -0.114406.
Final determination:
Rule31 in the ClinGen InSiGHT Hereditary Colorectal Cancer/Polyposis Expert Panel Specifications to the ACMG/AMP Variant Interpretation Guidelines for MSH6 Version 2.0.0 v2.0.0 criteria-combination framework is satisfied by the adjudicated criteria, so the variant is classified as Uncertain Significance - Conflicting Evidence.
Criteria assessment
ACMG/AMP criteria review
Criteria shown when status is available
All criteria require review: For research and educational purposes only.
| Criterion | Status | Rationale | Evidence used |
|---|---|---|---|
| PVS1 | Not met | This variant is a missense change, NM_000179.3:c.4T>A (p.Ser2Thr), and does not alter the MSH6 initiation codon. The MSH6 VCEP PVS1 rules are intended for truncating variants, qualifying splice defects, exon-level genomic losses, or initiation codon variants, so this variant does not meet PVS1. |
cspec
pvs1_gene_context
pvs1_variant_assessment
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| PS1 | Not assessed | No evidence was identified that a different nucleotide change causing the same p.Ser2Thr amino acid substitution has been previously established as pathogenic or likely pathogenic by this VCEP. |
cspec
|
| PS2 | Not assessed | No confirmed de novo occurrence with appropriate parental confirmation was identified for this variant. |
cspec
clinvar
|
| PS3 | Not assessed | No calibrated functional study showing a damaging effect for this specific variant was identified. |
cspec
oncokb
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| PS4 | N/A | PS4 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
|
| PM1 | N/A | PM1 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
|
| PM2 | Met | This variant is absent from gnomAD v4.1 and gnomAD v2.1. Under the MSH6 VCEP rule, absence or an allele frequency below 0.00002 in gnomAD v4 supports PM2 at supporting strength, so this criterion is met. |
gnomad_v4
gnomad_v2
cspec
|
| PM3 | Not assessed | No confirmed in trans observations with a pathogenic MSH6 variant in an appropriate constitutional mismatch repair deficiency context were identified. |
cspec
|
| PM4 | N/A | PM4 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
|
| PM5 | Not assessed | No evidence was identified that a different missense change at codon 2 has been established by this VCEP as pathogenic or likely pathogenic on the protein level. |
cspec
|
| PM6 | N/A | PM6 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
|
| PP1 | Not assessed | No segregation data were identified for this variant, so a Bayes likelihood ratio for co-segregation could not be calculated. |
cspec
clinvar
|
| PP2 | N/A | PP2 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
|
| PP3 | Not met | For MSH6 missense variants, the VCEP uses the HCI prior probability. This variant has an HCI prior probability of 0.0038, which is well below the PP3 thresholds of >0.68 for supporting and >0.81 for moderate evidence. SpliceAI shows a max delta score of 0.27, but the MSH6 splice PP3 rule is intended for non-canonical splicing nucleotides, and this exonic missense variant does not meet that rule. |
hci_prior
spliceai
revel
bayesdel
cspec
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| PP4 | Not assessed | No tumor microsatellite instability results or mismatch repair immunohistochemistry findings were identified to support an MSH6-consistent Lynch syndrome tumor phenotype. |
cspec
|
| PP5 | N/A | PP5 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
|
| BA1 | Not met | This variant is absent from gnomAD v4.1, so it is below the MSH6 VCEP BA1 threshold of 0.0022 (0.22%). BA1 is not met. |
gnomad_v4
cspec
|
| BS1 | Not met | This variant is absent from gnomAD v4.1, so it is below the MSH6 VCEP BS1 range of 0.00022 to <0.0022. BS1 is not met. |
gnomad_v4
cspec
|
| BS2 | Not assessed | No evidence was identified showing this variant in trans with a known pathogenic MSH6 variant in an individual whose clinical findings argue against constitutional mismatch repair deficiency. |
cspec
|
| BS3 | Not assessed | No calibrated functional study showing retained MSH6 function for this variant was identified. |
cspec
oncokb
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| BS4 | Not assessed | No non-segregation data were identified for this variant. |
cspec
clinvar
|
| BP1 | N/A | BP1 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
|
| BP2 | N/A | BP2 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
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| BP3 | N/A | BP3 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
|
| BP4 | Met | For MSH6 missense variants, the VCEP uses the HCI prior probability for BP4. This variant has an HCI prior probability of 0.0038, which is below the BP4 threshold of 0.11, supporting a benign computational interpretation. REVEL is 0.405 and BayesDel is -0.114406, and these do not override the MSH6-specific HCI prior rule. |
hci_prior
revel
bayesdel
cspec
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| BP5 | Not assessed | No tumor findings were identified that would argue against this variant being the cause of an MSH6-related disorder. |
cspec
|
| BP6 | N/A | BP6 is not used in this MSH6 VCEP framework. |
cspec
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| BP7 | N/A | BP7 applies to synonymous or qualifying intronic variants. This variant is missense, so BP7 is not applicable. |
cspec
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