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Allele 1:R232H, S64L
Allele 2: G737R

Allelic information known

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64232737
Residue S64
Cluster assignment:
SNP
Cluster description:Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
POLG domain:N-Terminal domain
Residue R232
Cluster assignment:
Cluster 4
Cluster description:Distal accessory subunit interface
Subcluster:4A (residues 224-244)
Subcluster description:These mutations map to the exo domain along the distal accessory subunit interface.
POLG domain:Exonuclease domain
Residue G737
Cluster assignment:
Cluster 5
Cluster description:Putative protein-protein interactions
Subcluster:5B (residues 737-749)
Subcluster description:Located in the periphery of the IP subdomain of the spacer domain, distant from the DNA binding channel
POLG domain:Spacer domain
Mutation Information
R232H
Number of patients:

(with R232H)

8
Found as the only mutation:38% of entries (3 patients)
Found together with:
Non-allelic
25
A467T
13
G737R
13
G848S
13
W748S
13
E1143G
%
Allelic
25
H277L
13
S64L
%
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S64L
Number of patients:

(with S64L)

1
Allelic with:R232H (100%)
Non-allelic with:G737R (100%)
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G737R
Number of patients:

(with G737R)

13
Found together with:
Non-allelic
15
A467T
15
A767D
15
R853W
8
R232H
8
S64L
8
L304R
8
G426S
8
A957V
8
V855L
8
R943C
%
Also:
E1143G (8%) W748S (8%)
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Database patient data is inconclusive about the dominant status of mutation R232H.

See full list of putatively-dominant POLG mutations

Database patient data suggest that S64L is a known SNP.This mutation is unlikely to cause a POLG-related syndrome.

See full list of known POLG SNPs.

The following information is based on existing patient data and pathogenic cluster assignment.

Pathogenicity information for a patient with mutation G737R and a cluster 4 mutation:
Age of onset information is extracted from a total of 1 patients and/ or patient families.
Age of onset
1-
1-
0
1
0
0
infantilechildhdjuvenileadult
0%100%0%0%
All mutations mapping within the pathogenic clusters are at high risk for pathogenicity. In general, a patient must have a pathogenic mutation in both of his/ her POLG genes to develop a POLG-related syndrome.
Symptoms described in patients with G737R-cluster4 mutations
Symptoms described in patients with cluster4-cluster5 mutations
Prediction results for S64L gene1, SNP (not considered for pathogenicity information)
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