LYFE Sciences · Project HERA
Variant Interpretation · Classification Report
Variant classification summary
NM_000492.4:c.1521_1523del
CFTR
· NP_000483.3:p.(Phe508del)
· NM_000492.4
GRCh37: chr7:117199644 ATCT>A
·
GRCh38: chr7:117559590 ATCT>A
Gene:
CFTR
Transcript:
NM_000492.4
Final call
Likely Pathogenic
PS3 strong
PM4 moderate
PM3 supporting
PP5 supporting
Variant details
Gene
CFTR
Transcript
NM_000492.4
Protein
NP_000483.3:p.(Phe508del)
gnomAD AF
0.011931254341569912 (v4.1)
ClinVar
Pathogenic
OncoKB
Classification rationale
Interpretation summary
Generated evidence synthesis
1
Likely Pathogenic: PS3 strong functional evidence shows approximately 3% of wild-type CFTR chloride-channel activity.
2
Likely Pathogenic: PM4 moderate supports a non-repeat-region in-frame deletion removing p.Phe508 from CFTR NBD1.
3
Likely Pathogenic: PM3 supporting shows F508del homozygosity in affected individuals with recessive cystic fibrosis.
4
Likely Pathogenic: PP5 supporting reflects the exact-variant CFTR2 expert-panel Pathogenic ClinVar assertion.
Final determination:
Under the generic ACMG/AMP 2015 rules, one Strong pathogenic criterion plus one Moderate and two Supporting pathogenic criteria supports Likely Pathogenic, and no benign rule is satisfied.
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 | N/A | Not applicable: PVS1 requires a null variant (nonsense, frameshift, canonical splice, start-loss or stop-loss), and this is an in-frame indel. |
pvs1_generic_framework
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
| PS1 | N/A | Not applicable: PS1 requires a missense variant, and this is an in-frame indel. |
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
| PS2 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no case-specific parental genotypes or confirmed maternity and paternity are provided to establish a de novo variant. |
|
| PS3 | Met | Met (strong): F508del-CFTR showed approximately 3% of wild-type chloride-channel activity with defective processing and markedly reduced cell-surface delivery. |
PMID:7540133
|
| PS4 | Not assessed | Not assessed: CFTR2 reports Phe508del in 70% of 39,696 affected individuals, but no compatible control count exists to calculate OR >5.0 with a 95% CI excluding 1.0. |
PMID:23974870
PMID:18197057
gnomad_v4
|
| PM1 | N/A | Not applicable: PM1 requires a missense variant, and this is an in-frame indel. |
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
| PM2 | Not met | Not met: gnomAD v4.1 allele frequency is 0.0119313, far above the generic PM2 supporting threshold of 0.0001. |
gnomad_v2
gnomad_v4
|
| PM3 | Met | Met, supporting: affected twins were homozygous for F508del, demonstrating the variant on both alleles in this recessive CFTR disorder. |
PMID:25697321
PMID:33713579
|
| PM4 | Met | Met: the three-nucleotide in-frame deletion removes one amino acid, p.Phe508del, in the functional CFTR NBD1 domain and is not reported as a repeat-region variant. |
clinvar
PMID:25287046
|
| PM5 | N/A | Not applicable: PM5 requires a missense variant, and this is an in-frame indel. |
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
| PM6 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no case-specific evidence demonstrates de novo occurrence without confirmed parental testing. |
|
| PP1 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no affected relatives or informative meioses are reported to evaluate variant-disease co-segregation. |
|
| PP2 | N/A | Not applicable: PP2 requires a missense variant, and this is an in-frame indel. |
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
| PP3 | N/A | Not applicable: PP3 covers missense or splice-path variants, whereas c.1521_1523del is an in-frame deletion. |
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
| PP4 | Not assessed | Not assessed: the required patient phenotype or family history is not provided, so specificity for a single genetic etiology cannot be judged. |
|
| PP5 | Met | Met: ClinVar's exact CFTR p.Phe508del record has a Pathogenic classification from the CFTR2 expert panel. |
clinvar
|
| BA1 | Not met | Not met: the highest observed allele frequency is 0.0149425, below the generic BA1 threshold of 0.05. |
gnomad_v2
gnomad_v4
|
| BS1 | Not assessed | Not assessed: allele frequency is 0.0119313, but CF prevalence, penetrance, and allelic heterogeneity inputs are unavailable for a maximum-credible-frequency assessment. |
gnomad_v2
gnomad_v4
|
| BS2 | Not assessed | Not assessed: gnomAD v4.1 reports 58 homozygotes, but population records do not document healthy-adult status or absence of cystic fibrosis. |
gnomad_v2
gnomad_v4
|
| BS3 | Not met | Not met: F508del-CFTR retained approximately 3% of wild-type chloride-channel activity, supporting impaired rather than normal protein function. |
PMID:7540133
|
| BS4 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no affected relatives have documented genotypes, so lack of segregation cannot be evaluated. |
|
| BP1 | N/A | Not applicable: BP1 requires a missense variant, and this is an in-frame indel. |
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
| BP2 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no confirmed cis observation was reported, and CFTR-related cystic fibrosis is recessive rather than fully penetrant dominant. |
PMID:25697321
PMID:33713579
|
| BP3 | N/A | Not applicable: p.Phe508del is an in-frame deletion in the characterized CFTR NBD1 domain, not a deletion in a functionless repetitive region. |
clinvar
PMID:25287046
|
| BP4 | N/A | Not applicable: BP4 covers missense or splice-path variants, whereas c.1521_1523del is an in-frame deletion altering protein length. |
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
| BP5 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no alternate molecular basis for disease is documented in the interpreted case. |
|
| BP6 | Not met | Not met: the exact ClinVar expert-panel classification is Pathogenic, with no Benign or Likely benign expert-panel assertion. |
clinvar
|
| BP7 | N/A | Not applicable: BP7 requires a synonymous variant, and this is an in-frame indel. |
generic_acmg_combination_rules
|
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