Table 2.

Table of polymorphisms for the HLA-DQA1 gene

Variant No.Nucleotide ChangeEffectRE Gained in VariantRE Lost from ReferencePSSM DifferenceSIFT ScoreDescriptionZygosity
1C3977TR70WAcil200.01rs9272693Homo
2A3987TE73VBseMII, Ddel8.10.2rs9272696Homo
3G3988TE73DBseMII, Ddel2.50.51rs9272697Homo
4A3995CK76QCviJIApol-0.10.36rs9272700Homo
5G4019TG84CBtsI,TspRI15.10.12rs9272703Homo
6G4020TG84VBspMIApaLI, BseSI, HgiAI, MjaΓV, Sdul9.30.4rs9272704Homo
7C4044TA92Vrs9272709Homo
8C4051TH94=rsl0480087Homo
9A4053CN95Trs1048089Homo
10A4058GN97Drsl048090Homo
11A4077CY103SMtnel00.99rs92727llHomo
12C4571TT130IFokI5.70.28rs9272745Homo
13A5226GM230VBsilNlal¤rs9272789Homo
14A5300CP254=Apal, BseSI, Drall, HgiJII, NlalV, Sdulrs9272794Homo
  • Table of polymorphisms for the HLA-DQA1 gene shown in Table 2. The restriction enzyme names link to the entries in REBASE, describing commercial availability and ¡soschizomers. Descriptions are extracted from the dbSNP database. The last column shows the zygosity of the change, if a variant had been entered using an ambiguous nucleotide, this ∞lumn would read ‘hetero’.