The 4 bp deletion at mRNA position 1820-1823 results in a frameshift predicted to give rise to a premature termination codon at position 1868, generating a truncated protein of 582 amino acids that lacks the extracellular cadherin repeat 4 domain, transmembrane region and cytoplasmic domain.
i) known pathogenic variants; ii) if not, variants that could give rise to premature protein termination, frameshift, canonical splice site alterations and large exonic deletions; iii) nonsynonymous SNVs if Sift [ 21], Polyphen2 [ 22] and MutationTaster [ 23] all suggested pathogenic, and iv) splice variants selected from both Human splice site finder [ 24] and MaxEntScan [ 25].
Two stochastic components of replication origin activity give rise to a range of termination sites.
They give rise to in-frame premature translation termination codons within the coding regions of genes and lead to truncated protein translation products.
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The stop codon in exon 15 of the hpmKIlox allele should give rise to a transcript with a premature translation termination signal 200 nucleotides upstream of the exon-junction site generated upon splicing of exons 15 with exon 16.
We could demonstrate that NMD does not fully function in kidney cells and that haploinsufficiency due to NMD with premature termination is not sufficient to give rise to the PHA1 phenotype at least in this mutation of our patient.
In addition to a normal transcript (SV1), an aberrantly spliced transcript (SV2) lacking exon 2 was identified, which did not give rise to a functional protein due to frameshift and a premature termination codon.
Once initiated, transcription sometimes give rise to extremely large transcripts due to the absence of efficient transcription termination in plant mitochondria [ 57].
These mutations give rise to in-frame UAA, UAG, or UGA codons in the messenger RNA coding region leading to premature translational termination and truncated protein products.
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