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Table 2 Pathogenic pLoF cardiac channelopathy variants as per ACMG/AMP guidelines

From: 1029 genomes of self-declared healthy individuals from India reveal prevalent and clinically relevant cardiac ion channelopathy variants

Gene

cDNA change

AA change

dbSNP ID

Variant type

Functional or segregation evidence

ClinVar

ACMG/AMP attributes

ACMG/AMP classification

CASQ2

c.706G > T

p.E236*

NA

stopgain

NA

NA

PVS1PM2PP3

Pathogenic (Ic)

CASQ2

c.420 + 2 T > C$

NA

NA

splicing

NA

NA

PVS1PM2PP3

Pathogenic (Ic)

TRDN

c.1537C > T

p.Q513*

rs757355311

stopgain

NA

Pathogenic

PVS1PM2PP3PP5

Pathogenic (Id)

PKP2

c.1237C > T

p.R413*

rs372827156

stopgain

Heterozygotes for the variation showed ARVC phenotype in a family

Pathogenic

PVS1PM2PP1PP3PP5

Pathogenic (Id)

KCNQ1

c.360del$

p.W120*

NA

frameshift deletion

NA

NA

PVS1PM2PP3

Pathogenic (Ic)

KCNQ1

c.524_534dup

p.G179Sfs*62

rs879255588

frameshift insertion

NA

Pathogenic/likely_pathogenic

PVS1PP5PM2PP3

Pathogenic (Id)

  1. AA amino acid; NA not available; ARVC arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy; $ unique variants; *stop codon