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Table 3 Summary data on variants by classification status a

From: Whole-exome sequencing supports genetic heterogeneity in childhood apraxia of speech

 

Average gene count

Gene range

Average variant count

Variant range

Highly likely deleterious and rare (<0.03)

49.40

(44 to 54)

59.20

(53 to 66)

Rare (<0.03) and premature stop

17.40

(16 to 27)

21.80

(19 to 27)

Rare (<0.03) and read-through

0.25

(0 to 1)

0.40

(0 to 1)

Rare (<0.03) and start codon changing

0.00

(0 to 1)

0.60

(0 to 1)

Rare (<0.03) and splice site

6.40

(3 to 8)

6.40

(3 to 8)

Rare (<0.03) and frame shift insertion

15.40

(12 to 20)

17.60

(13 to 22)

Rare (<0.03) and frame shift deletion

11.80

(6 to 17)

12.00

(6 to 17)

Possibly deleterious and rare (<0.03)

207.00

(181 to 219)

239.80

(238 to 249)

Damaging HumVar PolyPhen NS change

114.60

(105 to 127)

137.20

(120 to 152)

Damaging SIFT NS change

96.00

(78 to 111)

130.40

(111 to 153)

Protein coding in-frame insertion

2.00

(0 to 6)

2.00

(0 to 6)

Protein coding in-frame deletion

4.20

(0 to 6)

4.20

(0 to 6)

Intronic near-splice

86.20

(76 to 84)

91.80

(78 to 101)

Any clinical association and rare (≤0.03)

11.80

(1 to 16)

12.60

(1 to 14)

Prioritized clinically associated with CAS but not rare

0.40

(0 to 1)

0.40

(0 to 1)

Prioritized clinically associated with CAS and rare (<0.03)

0.40

(0 to 1)

0.40

(0 to 1)

  1. aCAS, childhood apraxia of speech; NS, nonsynonymous; SIFT, Scale Invariant Feature Transform.