Reasoning
No GALNT12-specific VCEP or gene framework is available, so generic ACMG/AMP PM3 principles apply. The available evidence contains no affected-proband observations, phase information, pathogenic or likely pathogenic allele in trans, cis/trans testing, parental testing, or established recessive inheritance context for NM_024642.5:c.1201C>T (p.Arg401Cys). The two fetched publications were reviewed for allelic observations but do not report this exact variant or provide relevant segregation, phase, or compound-heterozygous data. Therefore PM3 cannot be assessed.
Rule
Generic ACMG/AMP PM3: evidence that the variant is observed in trans with a pathogenic variant in an affected individual, with strength dependent on the number and quality of such observations.
Evidence considered
- No applicable GALNT12-specific VCEP or CSPEC specification was available; generic ACMG/AMP PM3 principles were therefore used.
- The available case evidence documents the variant as NM_024642.5:c.1201C>T (p.Arg401Cys) but provides no affected-proband, phase, parental, cis/trans, or compound-heterozygous observation.
- PMID:26467025 was reviewed and provides a general variant-scoring methodology without GALNT12-specific case, segregation, or phase data.
- PMID:28944238 was reviewed and does not report c.1201C>T or p.Arg401Cys and provides no variant-specific segregation or phase data.
Still missing
- Affected-proband case observations for NM_024642.5:c.1201C>T are unavailable.
- No parental or family testing establishes cis/trans phase.
- No pathogenic or likely pathogenic GALNT12 variant in trans is documented.
- The inheritance model relevant to this variant is not established in the available evidence.
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