Reasoning
BS3 is not met. The VCEP requires well-established in vitro or in vivo functional studies showing no damaging effect on protein function, with the specified quality metrics and minimum validation controls. Instead, the exact H1047L variant showed increased lipid-membrane binding relative to activated wild-type enzyme, oncogenic transformation with elevated lipid kinase activity, and increased growth-promoting activity in independent functional assays. These results are directionally incompatible with a no-damaging-effect conclusion. No exact entry for c.3140A>T, p.His1047Leu, or p.H1047L was found in clingen_brainmalform_acmg_specifications_v1_1.pdf.
VCEP rule
Well-established in vitro or in vivo functional studies shows no damaging effect on protein function. ... Follow recommendations set forth by the SVI in conjunction with specifications added by the Brain Malformation Group for quality metrics and minimum validation controls required (PMID: 31892348) (Supplementary Document 1)
Evidence considered
- ClinGen Brain Malformations VCEP specification v1.1, BS3 rule: functional studies must show no damaging effect on protein function and follow the specified quality metrics and minimum validation controls.
- PMID:22120714, Results, Effects of cancer-linked mutations in p110α/p85α on lipid binding: H1047L showed lipid binding a few-fold higher than activated WT enzyme.
- PMID:17376864, Results and Discussion: H1047L induced oncogenic transformation and was among rare gain-of-function mutants with elevated in-vitro lipid kinase activity.
- PMID:26627007, Results: H1047L showed greater than 40-fold increased growth-promoting activity relative to negative controls in the Ba/F3 assay.
- The governing VCEP file was searched for c.3140A>T, p.His1047Leu, and p.H1047L; no exact variant-specific table entry was found.
Still missing
- No exact entry for c.3140A>T, p.His1047Leu, or p.H1047L was found in clingen_brainmalform_acmg_specifications_v1_1.pdf.
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