The SF3B1 c.1866G>T (p.Glu622Asp; p.E622D) variant has been observed in somatic cancer resources and has not been reported in ClinVar.1 In population databases, this variant is absent from gnomAD v2.1 and is present at very low frequency in gnomAD v4.1 (AF 2.478382310298422e-06, 4/1613956 alleles), which is below the default PM2 threshold of 0.1%.2 Published studies show that disease-associated SF3B1 missense variants cluster in functionally important splicing regions and can disrupt RNA splicing, but no well-established functional assay specific to p.Glu622Asp was identified.3 Computational results are mixed: REVEL is 0.455, BayesDel is -0.0897007, and SpliceAI predicts a possible splice effect with a maximum delta score of 0.27, so in silico evidence does not clearly support either a damaging or benign interpretation.4