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Table 3 Gene variantsa associated with patient’s clinical phenotype

From: Complexity in unclassified auto-inflammatory disease: a case report illustrating the potential for disease arising from the allelic burden of multiple variants

Gene

Disease

Mode of inheritance

Variant

Coding DNA

Zygosity

Inherited from

bClassification

NLRP12

NLRP12-related disorder

Autosomal dominant / recessive

T260 M

c.779 C > T

Heterozygous

Mother

Variant of Unknown Significance

NLRP12

NLRP12-related disorder

Autosomal dominant / recessive

T320 M

c.959 C > T

Heterozygous

Father

Variant of Unknown Significance

NLRP12

NLRP12-related disorder

Autosomal dominant / recessive

G39V

c.116 G > T

Heterozygous

Father

Likely benign

MEFV

FMF

Autosomal dominant / recessive

P369S

c.1105C > T

Heterozygous

Father

Variant of Unknown Significance

MEFV

FMF

Autosomal dominant / recessive

R408Q

c.1223G > A

Heterozygous

Father

Variant of Unknown Significance

  1. avariants were discovered by WES and confirmed by Sanger sequencing
  2. binterpretations from Clinvar at the time of writing