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Variant Interpretation · Classification Report
Variant classification summary
NM_004985.5:c.38G>A
KRAS
· NP_004976.2:p.(Gly13Asp)
· NM_004985.5
GRCh37: chr12:25398281 C>T
·
GRCh38: chr12:25245347 C>T
Gene:
KRAS
Transcript:
NM_004985.5
Final call
Likely Pathogenic
PS3 supporting
PM1 moderate
PM5 moderate
PP3 supporting
Variant details
Gene
KRAS
Transcript
NM_004985.5
Protein
NP_004976.2:p.(Gly13Asp)
gnomAD AF
3.100206101701641e-06 (v4.1)
ClinVar
Pathogenic
OncoKB
Oncogenic
Classification rationale
Interpretation summary
Generated evidence synthesis
1
PS3 supporting: KRAS G13D showed substantially increased nucleotide exchange and reduced intrinsic GTP hydrolysis versus wild type.
2
PM1 moderate: Gly13 lies within the VCEP-approved P-loop domain spanning residues 10-17.
3
PM5 moderate: the VCEP table lists pathogenic KRAS G13C, a different pathogenic change at codon 13.
4
PP3 supporting: REVEL 0.832 exceeds the VCEP missense threshold of 0.7.
Final determination:
Under Rule14 of the ClinGen RASopathy Expert Panel KRAS v2.3 framework, two moderate pathogenic criteria (PM1 and PM5) together with at least two supporting pathogenic criteria (PS3 and PP3) produce a Likely Pathogenic call.
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: the VCEP explicitly marks PVS1 not applicable, and c.38G>A is a missense p.(Gly13Asp) substitution. |
cspec
pvs1_variant_assessment
|
| PS1 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no different-nucleotide pathogenic comparator producing p.Gly13Asp was established, although the VCEP table lists the exact KRAS G13D variant as pathogenic. |
cspec
vcep_svi_rasopathy_vcep_v2_approved_functional_studies
vcep_alignment_with_pm1_domains_pptx
|
| PS2 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no confirmed parental testing or VCEP PS2 point assignment is documented for a proband. |
PMID:22722830
|
| PS3 | Met | Met at Supporting: KRAS G13D showed 14-fold faster GDP exchange, 9-fold faster GTP exchange, and approximately 7-fold lower intrinsic GTP hydrolysis than wild type. |
cspec
vcep_svi_rasopathy_vcep_v2_approved_functional_studies
PMID:26037647
|
| PS4 | Not met | Not met: no variant-specific case-control comparison or VCEP PS4 point total is established, despite two somatic KRAS G13D RALD cases. |
cspec
PMID:21063026
PMID:15696205
PMID:19681119
gnomad_v4
|
| PM1 | Met | Met at moderate strength: Gly13 lies within the VCEP-approved P-loop critical domain spanning residues 10-17. |
cspec
vcep_alignment_with_pm1_domains_pptx
|
| PM2 | Not met | Not met: the variant is present in gnomAD v3.1 non-cancer genomes at 3/147,924 alleles and gnomAD v4.1 at 5/1,612,796. |
cspec
gnomad_v2
gnomad_v4
|
| PM3 | N/A | Not applicable: the KRAS VCEP explicitly designates PM3 as not applicable. |
cspec
|
| PM4 | N/A | Not applicable: c.38G>A is a missense substitution with p.(Gly13Asp), not an insertion or deletion causing a protein-length change. |
cspec
pvs1_variant_assessment
|
| PM5 | Met | Met at moderate strength: the VCEP functional-study table lists KRAS G13C as pathogenic, a different pathogenic residue change at codon 13. |
cspec
vcep_svi_rasopathy_vcep_v2_approved_functional_studies
|
| PM6 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no de novo observation without parental testing or VCEP PM6 point assignment is documented for this variant. |
PMID:22722830
|
| PP1 | Not assessed | Not assessed: zero informative meioses are documented, so none of the VCEP thresholds of 3, 5, or 7 can be evaluated. |
PMID:22722830
|
| PP2 | N/A | Not applicable: the KRAS VCEP explicitly excludes PP2 because its missense z-score requirement is not met. |
cspec
|
| PP3 | Met | Met: REVEL score 0.832 meets the KRAS VCEP PP3 missense threshold of >=0.7. |
cspec
revel
|
| PP4 | N/A | Not applicable: the KRAS VCEP explicitly excludes PP4 and directs relevant phenotype evidence to PS4. |
cspec
|
| PP5 | N/A | Not applicable: the KRAS VCEP prohibits PP5, regardless of pathogenic ClinVar or literature assertions. |
cspec
clinvar
|
| BA1 | Not met | Not met: the highest observed frequency was 0.00463% in gnomAD v3.1 non-cancer genomes, below the VCEP's 0.05% BA1 threshold. |
cspec
gnomad_v2
gnomad_v4
|
| BS1 | Not met | Not met: the highest observed frequency was 0.00463% in gnomAD v3.1 non-cancer genomes, below the VCEP's 0.025% BS1 threshold. |
cspec
gnomad_v2
gnomad_v4
|
| BS2 | Not assessed | Not assessed: all queried gnomAD datasets show zero homozygotes, but the VCEP's BS2 point mapping is not specified. |
cspec
gnomad_v2
gnomad_v4
|
| BS3 | N/A | Not applicable: the KRAS RASopathy VCEP v2.3 explicitly designates BS3 as not applicable, and the available G13D assays show damaging functional changes. |
cspec
vcep_svi_rasopathy_vcep_v2_approved_functional_studies
PMID:26037647
|
| BS4 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no informative meiosis demonstrating non-segregation is documented, despite the VCEP requirement for one. |
PMID:22722830
|
| BP1 | N/A | Not applicable: BP1 is restricted to specified truncating variants, whereas this case is the missense substitution p.Gly13Asp. |
cspec
|
| BP2 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no cis/trans observation or BP2 point assignment is available to evaluate the VCEP’s ≥ (-1) Point supporting threshold. |
cspec
|
| BP3 | N/A | Not applicable: the KRAS VCEP explicitly marks BP3 not applicable for this interpretation. |
cspec
|
| BP4 | Not met | Not met: REVEL score 0.832 exceeds the KRAS VCEP BP4 missense threshold of <=0.3. |
cspec
revel
|
| BP5 | Not assessed | Not assessed: no alternative causative variant or VCEP BP5 point assignment is documented for this case. |
cspec
|
| BP6 | N/A | Not applicable: the KRAS VCEP prohibits BP6 for this framework. |
cspec
|
| BP7 | N/A | Not applicable: BP7 covers synonymous, qualifying intronic, or non-coding variants, whereas c.38G>A is an exonic missense change. |
cspec
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