No ACMG/AMP criterion was met, so no pathogenic or benign combination threshold was satisfied; under the generic ACMG/AMP 2015 fallback this resolves to Variant of Uncertain Significance.
BARD1 encodes a protein that partners with BRCA1 to form a complex essential for repairing damaged DNA, particularly double-stranded breaks, and for maintaining genome stability through cell-cycle checkpoints and chromatin regulation. Germline mutations in BARD1 predispose to breast and ovarian cancer, among other cancers, and the gene is generally regarded as a tumor suppressor, although some evidence suggests it can also promote cancer in certain cellular contexts.
BARD1 partners with BRCA1 to repair DNA double-strand breaks, and germline mutations in the gene predispose to breast and ovarian cancer. Classifying p.Glu429Lys as a variant of uncertain significance means there is currently no evidence that this specific missense change disrupts BARD1's DNA-repair function or alters cancer risk. Functional or familial data will be needed to determine whether this variant is clinically meaningful.
No ACMG/AMP criterion was met, so no pathogenic or benign combination threshold was satisfied; under the generic ACMG/AMP 2015 fallback this resolves to Variant of Uncertain Significance.
No criteria were applied for this variant.
European (non-Finnish) 7 / 1,179,936 |
0.00059% |