In Depth Variant Analysis:  c.1106A>C (p.Tyr369Ser)
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c.1106A>C
p.Tyr369Ser (Legacy AA No. 351)
Variant Type:  
Point
Domain:  
Apple 4
Codon Change: 
A>C
Variant Effect: 
Missense
No. of Patients Reported: 
1
Phenotype: 
U
Allele Count *: 
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Allele Number *: 
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Allele Frequency *: 
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Variant Comments & Reference:
Tyr369 is highly conserved in the FXI amino acid sequences of related proteases of different species, indicating the importance of this residue to the structure of Ap4 domain in FXIa. Ap4 is important for the dimerisation of FXIa. A missense substitution at the adjoining residue Gly368Glu (factor XI Nagoya II) has been demonstrated (by expression studies) to have a profound effect on FXIa dimerization. It is possible that Tyr369Ser could have a similar effect on FXIa dimerisation. Kravtsov et al 2004, Jayandharan et al 2005Residue Information:
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Substitution Analysis:
Structural Implications:
Tyr369 is a buried residue  (surface accessibility value = 0 ).
Tyr369 is in a region of secondary structure within the FXI domains.
The DSSP assignment for this residue is ... E.
Tyr369 is in a region of secondary structure within the FXI domains.
The DSSP assignment for this residue is ... E.
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