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Mutation Query
Allele 1:Y955C
Allele 2: Q1236H

Allelic information known

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9551236
Residue Y955
Cluster assignment:
Cluster 1
Cluster description:Polymerase active site and environs
Subcluster:1E (residues 914-966)
Subcluster description:This subcluster comprises most of the fingers subdomain of the pol domain, including the O-helix and the Pol B motif (Loh and Loeb, 2005).
POLG domain:Polymerase domain
Residue Q1236
Cluster assignment:
SNP
Cluster description:Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
POLG domain:Polymerase domain
Mutation Information
Y955C
Number of patients:

(with Y955C)

40
Found as the only mutation:95% of entries (38 patients)
Non-allelic with:Q1236H (3%) G517V (3%)
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Q1236H
Number of patients:

(with Q1236H)

12
Found together with:
Non-allelic
17
R1096C
17
Q1236H
17
A467T
17
K601E
8
W748S
8
E1143G
8
Y955C
%
Allelic
25
R627Q
17
R1096C
17
D122Y
17
Y837C
8
H1110Y
8
R722H
8
Y831C
8
PNF
%

PNF=Putatively Non-Functional enzyme

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Mutation Y955C is found in the database as a single cluster-mapping mutation in patients, which suggests it can be dominant, and may cause a pathogenic phenotype by itself.

See full list of putatively-dominant POLG mutations

Database patient data suggest that Q1236H 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 PON-P2 mutation pathogenicity prediction software results.
Cluster 1 mutation with a non-cluster-mapping mutation (SNP) Q1236H
PON-P2 predictions results for Q1236H
Pathogenicity:Neutral
Probability:0.06
Standard Error:0.049
Prediction result is based on sequence analysis only and may not be accurate.

Mutation pathogenicity prediction suggests mutation Q1236H is non-pathogenic.
Predicted chance of pathogenicity is 6%.

See further details for residue 1236.

All mutations mapping into the pathogenic clusters are in high risk of being pathogenic. As a rule, a patient must have a pathogenic mutation in both of his/ her POLG genes to develop a POLG-related syndrome.
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