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Next generation sequencing errors due to genetic variation in WRAP53 encoding TCAB1 on chromosome 17.
Human Mutation 2022 September 19
Next generation sequencing (NGS) is a valuable tool, but has limitations in sequencing through repetitive runs of single nucleotides (homopolymers). Pathogenic germline variants in WRAP53 encoding telomere cajal body protein 1 (TCAB1) are a known cause of dyskeratosis congenita. We identified a significant NGS error in WRAP53, c.1562dup, p.Ala522Glyfs*8 (rs755116516 G>-/GG/GGG) that did not validate by Sanger sequencing. This error occurs because rs755116516 G>-/GG/GGG (Chr17:7,606,714) is polymorphic and variants at this site challenge the ability of NGS to accurately call the correct number of nucleotides in a homopolymer run. This was further complicated by the fact that chr17:7,606,721 (rs769202794) is multiallelic G>A, C, T, and that chr17:7,606,722 is immediately adjacent and also multi-allelic (rs7640C>A/G/T and rs373064567C>delC). In addition to expert interpretation of potentially clinically actionable variants, it recommended that all variants in regions of the genome with homopolymers be validated by Sanger sequencing prior to clinical action. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
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