PS1
No evidence was identified showing that this nucleotide change results in the same amino acid substitution as a previously established pathogenic variant through a different DNA change.
PS2
No confirmed de novo occurrence with verified maternity and paternity was identified.
PS3
Published functional literature was identified, but the reviewed evidence did not provide sufficiently specific, validated variant-level functional results for p.Arg271Trp to support a PS3 assertion.
PS4
This variant has been reported in multiple affected AIP-associated pituitary adenoma cohorts and families, including a large kindred with aggressive tumors, but the reviewed evidence did not provide a case-control enrichment analysis or another quantitative framework sufficient to apply PS4 under generic ACMG/AMP rules.
PM1
Available evidence does not show that this variant lies in a well-established mutational hotspot or a critical functional domain without benign variation.
PM5
No evidence was identified showing a different pathogenic missense change at the same amino acid residue that would support PM5.
PM6
No assumed de novo occurrence without confirmed parentage was identified.
PP1
Family-based observations were reported, but the reviewed evidence did not provide a segregation analysis sufficient for ACMG/AMP PP1.
PP2
Available evidence was insufficient to conclude that AIP is a gene in which missense variation is a common disease mechanism and benign missense variation is rare enough to apply PP2.
PP4
No individual-level phenotype description was provided for this case, so the specificity of the clinical presentation for AIP-related disease could not be assessed.