
IthaID: 2686
Names and Sequences
Functionality: | Disease modifying mutation | Pathogenicity: | N/A |
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Common Name: | rs1042713 | HGVS Name: | NG_016421.1:g.5285A>G, NG_016421.1:g.5285A= |
We follow the
HGVS sequence variant nomenclature
and
IUPAC standards.
Context nucleotide sequence:
CAGCGCCTTCTTGCTGGCACCCAAT [A/G] GAAGCCATGCGCCGGACCACGACGT (Strand: +)
Comments: SNP (GG genotype) associated with elevated red blood cell adhesion to laminin in individuals with sickle cell disease (SCD) acquired from the Sickle cell Centre of the Duke University. Red cell adhesion is thought to contribute to the vaso-occlusive process in SCD [PMID: 18324973]. SNP associated with chronic pain in SCD and was found to be in a linkage disequilibrium block in the studied cohort [PMID: 28162517].
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Phenotype
Allele Phenotype (Cis): | N/A |
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Allele Phenotype (Trans): | N/A |
Associated Phenotypes: |
Pain [HP:0012531] RBC adhesion |
Location
Chromosome: | 5 |
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Locus: | NG_016421.1 |
Locus Location: | 5285 |
Size: | 1 bp |
Located at: | ADRB2 |
Specific Location: | Exon 1 |
Other details
Type of Mutation: | Point-Mutation(Substitution) |
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Effect on Gene/Protein Function: | Missense codons (Protein Structure) |
Ethnic Origin: | N/A |
Molecular mechanism: | N/A |
Inheritance: | Quantitative trait |
DNA Sequence Determined: | Yes |
In silico pathogenicity prediction
Publications / Origin
- Eyler CE, Jackson T, Elliott LE, De Castro LM, Jonassaint J, Ashley-Koch A, Telen MJ, beta(2)-Adrenergic receptor and adenylate cyclase gene polymorphisms affect sickle red cell adhesion., Br. J. Haematol. , 141(1), 105-8, 2008
- Jhun E, He Y, Yao Y, Wilkie D, Molokie R, Wang J, (283) Beta2-adrenergic receptor gene polymorphisms and haplotypes associate with chronic pain in sickle cell disease., J Pain , 17(4), S46-S47, 2016
Created on 2016-05-12 09:50:42,
Last reviewed on 2017-10-16 17:23:11 (Show full history)
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