Likely Benign: BS4 supporting from discordant cosegregation in the reported family. Likely Benign: BP4 supporting from REVEL 0.072 and SpliceAI max delta 0.009 below benign-evidence thresholds.
BAP1 encodes a nuclear deubiquitinating enzyme that removes ubiquitin from proteins and helps regulate cell proliferation, DNA repair, chromatin remodeling, gene expression, and cell cycle progression. It acts as a tumor suppressor, in part through its interaction with BRCA1. Germline mutations in BAP1 cause a hereditary tumor predisposition syndrome associated with increased risk of malignant mesothelioma, uveal melanoma, cutaneous melanoma, and renal cell carcinoma. Somatic BAP1 mutations are also common in these tumor types, highlighting its key role in cancer.
BAP1 is a tumor-suppressor gene involved in deubiquitination, DNA repair, chromatin regulation, and hereditary predisposition to mesothelioma, melanomas, and renal cell carcinoma.
Likely Benign: BS4 supporting from discordant cosegregation in the reported family. Likely Benign: BP4 supporting from REVEL 0.072 and SpliceAI max delta 0.009 below benign-evidence thresholds.
South Asian 394 / 91,090 |
0.43% 6 hom |
Admixed American 38 / 60,024 |
0.063% |
Remaining individuals 28 / 62,508 |
0.045% |
Middle Eastern 2 / 6,062 |
0.033% |
Ashkenazi Jewish 4 / 29,606 |
0.014% |
European (non-Finnish) 121 / 1,180,012 |
0.01% |
African/African American 7 / 75,040 |
0.0093% |
South Asian 136 / 30,616 |
0.44% 1 hom |
Remaining individuals 13 / 7,228 |
0.18% |
Admixed American 31 / 35,440 |
0.087% |
Ashkenazi Jewish 2 / 10,370 |
0.019% |
European (non-Finnish) 17 / 129,192 |
0.013% |
African/African American 1 / 24,964 |
0.004% |