Characterization of the c.793-1G > A splicing variant in CHEK2 gene as pathogenic: a case report.
Konstantinos AgiannitopoulosEirini PapadopoulouGeorgios N TsaousisGeorgia PepeStavroula KampouriMehmet Ali KocdorGeorge NasioulasPublished in: BMC medical genetics (2019)
This finding suggests that the CHEK2 splicing variant c.793-1G > A is a deleterious variant. Our case shows that RNA analysis is a valuable tool for uncharacterized splice site variants in individuals referred for testing and facilitates their personalized management.