BP4 supporting: SpliceAI max delta 0.003 predicts no splice impact for this synonymous AXIN2 variant.
AXIN2 is a scaffolding protein that helps regulate the Wnt signaling pathway, a key developmental pathway controlling cell growth and fate. It is part of the beta-catenin destruction complex, where it helps mark beta-catenin for degradation when Wnt signaling is off, and it also assists in relaying Wnt signals to the nucleus when the pathway is active. AXIN2 acts as a tumor suppressor, and mutations in the gene have been linked to colorectal cancer as well as familial tooth agenesis with predisposition to colorectal cancer. Its expression has also been associated with prostate cancer recurrence.
AXIN2 encodes a Wnt-signalling scaffold and tumour suppressor, so variants in this gene are considered in autosomal dominant colorectal cancer predisposition and familial tooth agenesis rather than in a benign, non-contributory context.
BP4 supporting: SpliceAI max delta 0.003 predicts no splice impact for this synonymous AXIN2 variant.
European (non-Finnish) 181 / 1,180,046 |
0.015% |
Remaining individuals 8 / 62,510 |
0.013% |
Admixed American 5 / 60,026 |
0.0083% |
African/African American 3 / 75,054 |
0.004% |
East Asian 1 / 44,892 |
0.0022% |
European (Finnish) 1 / 64,032 |
0.0016% |
European (non-Finnish) 25 / 129,066 |
0.019% |
Admixed American 2 / 35,440 |
0.0056% |
African/African American 1 / 24,964 |
0.004% |