BP7 (supporting): the synonymous p.(Ala300=) change has SpliceAI max delta 0.004, far below the 0.2 splice-impact cutoff, indicating no effect on splicing.
NTHL1 encodes a DNA repair enzyme that recognizes and removes oxidized DNA bases, an early step in the base excision repair pathway that protects the genome from oxidative damage. Germline mutations in NTHL1 cause an inherited predisposition to colorectal tumors and other cancers, and the gene acts as a tumor suppressor. Its role in cancer is complex: while it normally guards against DNA damage, it can also generate lethal double-strand breaks in irradiated cells, and the gene is amplified in a subset of breast and pancreatic tumors.
NTHL1 encodes a base-excision-repair DNA glycosylase whose biallelic germline loss of function causes autosomal recessive NTHL1 tumor syndrome with adenomatous polyposis and colorectal cancer, and this synonymous p.(Ala300=) change leaves the encoded protein sequence unchanged, so it neither establishes nor excludes that biallelic mechanism.
BP7 (supporting): the synonymous p.(Ala300=) change has SpliceAI max delta 0.004, far below the 0.2 splice-impact cutoff, indicating no effect on splicing.
South Asian 300 / 91,072 |
0.33% 4 hom |
Remaining individuals 19 / 62,418 |
0.03% |
African/African American 2 / 75,048 |
0.0027% |
Admixed American 1 / 60,016 |
0.0017% |
European (non-Finnish) 19 / 1,179,866 |
0.0016% |
South Asian 119 / 30,558 |
0.39% 3 hom |
Remaining individuals 6 / 7,094 |
0.085% |
South Asian 6 / 1,362 |
0.44% |