BP4 supporting: REVEL 0.079 meets the missense BP4 threshold of <=0.29.
CTNNA1 encodes a member of the catenin protein family that plays a central role in cell adhesion by linking cadherins on the cell surface to the actin cytoskeleton; its mechanosensing activity lets cells respond to physical tension and reorganize these connections. Mutations in this gene cause butterfly-shaped pigment dystrophy of the eye. CTNNA1 also acts as a tumor suppressor: its inactivation promotes cellular invasiveness and metastasis, and reduced expression has been observed in several cancers, including bladder cancer, acute myeloid leukemia, and breast cancer.
CTNNA1 encodes an adhesion-related catenin that links cadherins to the actin cytoskeleton, and its loss of function can promote cellular invasiveness and metastasis.
BP4 supporting: REVEL 0.079 meets the missense BP4 threshold of <=0.29.
African/African American 35 / 74,936 |
0.047% |
European (non-Finnish) 160 / 1,178,566 |
0.014% |
East Asian 4 / 44,776 |
0.0089% |
South Asian 7 / 90,644 |
0.0077% |
Admixed American 3 / 59,716 |
0.005% |
Ashkenazi Jewish 1 / 29,578 |
0.0034% |
Remaining individuals 2 / 62,394 |
0.0032% |
European (Finnish) 1 / 64,034 |
0.0016% |
African/African American 11 / 24,868 |
0.044% |
European (non-Finnish) 13 / 128,676 |
0.01% |
European (Finnish) 2 / 25,090 |
0.008% |
Admixed American 2 / 34,782 |
0.0058% |
East Asian 1 / 19,848 |
0.005% |