rs17118154
From SNPedia
Orientation | plus |
Stabilized | plus |
Geno | Mag | Summary |
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(C;C) | 0 | common/normal |
(C;G) | 5.5 | Possible mutation leading to pigment dispersion syndrome and pigmentary glaucoma |
Make rs17118154(G;G) |
Reference | GRCh38.p7 38.3/151 |
Chromosome | 12 |
Position | 55957193 |
Gene | PMEL |
is a | snp |
is | mentioned by |
dbSNP | rs17118154 |
dbSNP (classic) | rs17118154 |
ClinGen | rs17118154 |
ebi | rs17118154 |
HLI | rs17118154 |
Exac | rs17118154 |
Gnomad | rs17118154 |
Varsome | rs17118154 |
LitVar | rs17118154 |
Map | rs17118154 |
PheGenI | rs17118154 |
Biobank | rs17118154 |
1000 genomes | rs17118154 |
hgdp | rs17118154 |
ensembl | rs17118154 |
geneview | rs17118154 |
scholar | rs17118154 |
rs17118154 | |
pharmgkb | rs17118154 |
gwascentral | rs17118154 |
openSNP | rs17118154 |
23andMe | rs17118154 |
SNPshot | rs17118154 |
SNPdbe | rs17118154 |
MSV3d | rs17118154 |
GWAS Ctlg | rs17118154 |
Max Magnitude | 5.5 |
? | (C;C) (C;G) (G;G) | 28 |
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aka c.1110G>C (p.Glu370Asp or E370D)
The variant allele is mentioned in a 2018 publication as a non-synonymous mutation in the PMEL gene, potentially acting in a dominant manner causing pigment dispersion syndrome (PDS) in the iris, which 15-20% of the time develops into pigmentary glaucoma (PG), a major cause of blindness in young adults.[PMID 30561643]