In Depth Variant Analysis:  c.803G>A (p.Arg268His)

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  c.803G>A
p.Arg268His (Legacy AA No. 250)

Variant Type:  
Point
Domain:  
Apple 3
Codon Change: 
G>A
Variant Effect: 
Missense
No. of Patients Reported: 
2
Phenotype: 
U
Allele Count *: 
7
Allele Number *: 
282734
Allele Frequency *: 
0.000025

Variant Comments & Reference:

Homologue scanning mutagenesis studies of conformationally constrained synthetic peptides identified amino acid residues Arg268 (and Lys273) as being important for binding of FXI to platelets. Amino acid change at Arg268His is likely to cause disruption to normal platelet binding (but not as much as would Arg268Cys). Ho et al 2000, Duncan et al 2008

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Residue Information:




  Name Type Cyclic Size Position Hydrophobicity Charge
Wild Type
Arg
basic
acyclic
large
surface
hydrophilic
postive
Mutated
His
aromatic/basic
cyclic
large
surface
hydrophilic
postive


Substitution Analysis:



  • Grantham Score : 29
  • PolyPhen-2 Prediction : Probably Damaging (SCORE: 0.999)
  • SIFT Prediction : Tolerated (SCORE: 0.08)
  • PROVEAN Prediction : Neutral (SCORE: -1.132)

  • Structural Implications:


    Arg268 is an exposed residue  (surface accessibility value = 6 ).

    Arg268 is in a random coil area of the FXI structure.

    The DSSP assignment for this residue is ... C.

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