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Age of onset: The age at which the first symptoms appeared in the individual, if known.

• 35y = 35 years
• 04y08m = 4 years and 8 months
• 18y? = around 18 years
• >54y = older than 54
• ? = unknown

Phenotype details: Additional information on the phenotype of the individual.

Inheritance: Indicates the inheritance of the phenotype in the family; unknown, familial (autosomal/X-linked, dominant/ recessive), paternal (Y-linked), maternal (mitochondrial), isolated (sporadic) or complex
All options:

• Unknown
• Familial
• Familial, autosomal dominant
• Familial, autosomal recessive
• Familial, X-linked dominant
• Familial, X-linked dominant, male sparing
• Familial, X-linked recessive
• Paternal, Y-linked
• Maternal, mitochondrial
• Isolated (sporadic)
• Complex

OvCa FH: Family History of OvCa, BrCa or PanCa
All options:

• Yes
• No
• N/A

Subtype: Subtype

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Age of onset: The age at which the first symptoms appeared in the individual, if known.

• 35y = 35 years
• 04y08m = 4 years and 8 months
• 18y? = around 18 years
• >54y = older than 54
• ? = unknown

Phenotype details: Additional information on the phenotype of the individual.

Inheritance: Indicates the inheritance of the phenotype in the family; unknown, familial (autosomal/X-linked, dominant/ recessive), paternal (Y-linked), maternal (mitochondrial), isolated (sporadic) or complex
All options:

• Unknown
• Familial
• Familial, autosomal dominant
• Familial, autosomal recessive
• Familial, X-linked dominant
• Familial, X-linked dominant, male sparing
• Familial, X-linked recessive
• Paternal, Y-linked
• Maternal, mitochondrial
• Isolated (sporadic)
• Complex

Subtype: Subtype

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Template: Template(s) used to detect the sequence variant; DNA = genomic DNA, RNA = RNA (cDNA).
All options:

• DNA
• RNA = RNA (cDNA)
• Protein
• ? = unknown

Technique: Technique(s) used to identify the sequence variant.
All options:

• ? = Unknown
• arrayCGH = array for Comparative Genomic Hybridisation
• arraySEQ = array for resequencing
• arraySNP = array for SNP typing
• arrayCNV = array for Copy Number Variation (SNP and CNV probes)
• BESS = Base Excision Sequence Scanning
• CMC = Chemical Mismatch Cleavage
• CSCE = Conformation Sensitive Capillary Electrophoresis
• DGGE = Denaturing-Gradient Gel-Electrophoresis
• DHPLC = Denaturing High-Performance Liquid Chromatography
• DOVAM = Detection Of Virtually All Mutations (SSCA variant)
• ddF = dideoxy Fingerprinting
• DSCA = Double-Strand DNA Conformation Analysis
• EMC = Enzymatic Mismatch Cleavage
• HD = HeteroDuplex analysis
• MCA = high-resolution Melting Curve Analysis (hrMCA)
• IHC = Immuno-Histo-Chemistry
• MAPH = Multiplex Amplifiable Probe Hybridisation
• MLPA = Multiplex Ligation-dependent Probe Amplification
• SEQ-NG = Next-Generation Sequencing
• SEQ-NG-H = Next-Generation Sequencing - Helicos
• SEQ-NG-I = Next-Generation Sequencing - Illumina/Solexa
• SEQ-NG-R = Next-Generation Sequencing - Roche/454
• SEQ-NG-S = Next-Generation Sequencing - SOLiD
• Northern = Northern blotting
• PCR = Polymerase Chain Reaction
• PCRdig = PCR + restriction enzyme digestion
• PCRlr = PCR, long-range
• PCRm = PCR, multiplex
• PCRq = PCR, quantitative
• PAGE = Poly-Acrylamide Gel-Electrophoresis
• PTT = Protein Truncation Test
• PFGE = Pulsed-Field Gel-Electrophoresis (+Southern)
• RT-PCR = Reverse Transcription and PCR
• SEQ = SEQuencing
• SBE = Single Base Extension
• SSCA = Single-Strand DNA Conformation polymorphism Analysis (SSCP)
• SSCAf = SSCA, fluorescent (SSCP)
• Southern = Southern blotting
• TaqMan = TaqMan assay
• Western = Western Blotting

Type: Screening Type

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Allele: On which allele is the variant located? Does not necessarily imply inheritance! 'Paternal' (confirmed or inferred), 'Maternal' (confirmed or inferred), 'Parent #1' or #2 for compound heterozygosity without having screened the parents, 'Unknown' for heterozygosity without having screened the parents, 'Both' for homozygozity.

Effect: The variant's effect on a protein's function, in the format 'R/C' where R is the value reported by the source and C is the value concluded by the curator; '+' indicating the variant affects function, '+?' probably affects function, '+*' affects function, not associated with individual's disease phenotype, '#' affects function, not associated with any known disease phenotype, '-' does not affect function, '-?' probably does not affect function, '?' effect unknown, '.' effect not classified.

DNA change (genomic) (hg19): Description of variant at DNA level, based on the genomic DNA reference sequence (following HGVS recommendations).

• g.12345678C>T
• g.12345678_12345890del
• g.12345678_12345890dup

Reference: Reference to publication describing the variant, including links to OMIM (when available), PubMed or or other source, e.g. "den Dunnen ASHG2003 P2346".

DB-ID: Database ID of variant, grouping multiple observations of the same variant together, starting with the HGNC gene symbol, followed by an underscore (_) and a six digit number (e.g. DMD_012345). _000000 is used for variants where DNA was not analysed (change predicted from RNA analysis), variants seen in animal models or variants not seen in humans but functionally tested in vitro.

dbSNP ID: The dbSNP ID.

Variant remarks: Remarks regarding the variant described, e.g. germline mosaicism in mother, 345 kb deletion, muscle RNA analysed, not in 200 control chromosomes tested, on founder haplotype, etc.

Genetic origin: Origin of variant; unknown, germline, somatic, de novo, from parental disomy (maternal or paternal) or in vitro (cloned) when tested for functional consequences.
All options:

• Unknown
• Germline
• Somatic
• De novo
• Uniparental disomy
• Uniparental disomy, maternal allele
• Uniparental disomy, paternal allele
• In vitro (cloned)

Segregation: Indicates whether the variant segregates with the phenotype (yes), does not segregate with the phenotype (no) or segregation is unknown (?)
All options:

• ? = Unknown
• yes = Segregates with phenotype
• no = Does not segregate with phenotype

Also Known As: Non-HGVS names of the variant. (Useful for LGRs)

Geographic Origin (for founder variants): Where is the founder variant located?

Is Greek Founder: Is the variant a Greek Founder Mutation?
All options:

• Yes
• No
• N/A

Exon: Number of exon/intron containing variant; 2 = exon 2, 12i = intron 12, 2i_7i = exons 3 to 7, 8i_9 = border intron 8/exon 9.

DNA change (cDNA): Description of variant at DNA level, based on a coding DNA reference sequence (following HGVS recommendations); e.g. c.123C>T, c.123_145del, c.123_126dup.

RNA change: Description of variant at RNA level (following HGVS recommendations).

• r.123c>u
• r.? = unknown
• r.(?) = RNA not analysed but probably transcribed copy of DNA variant
• r.spl? = RNA not analysed but variant probably affects splicing
• r.(spl?) = RNA not analysed but variant may affect splicing
• r.0? = change expected to abolish transcription

Protein: Description of variant at protein level (following HGVS recommendations).

• p.(Arg345Pro) = change predicted from DNA (RNA not analysed)
• p.Arg345Pro = change derived from RNA analysis
• p.? = unknown effect
• p.0? = probably no protein produced