4p16.3-16.1 duplication
Copy-numberCNV-gainLikely pathogenicCytoplasmic · predictedCNV-gain — Copy-number duplication — 4p16.3-16.1
Gene-level event
Variant Assessment
Therapeutic Implication · CNV-gain
Clinical Evidence
Not observed in ~730k individuals — consistent with a rare allele (ACMG PM2_supporting).
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4p16.3-16.1 duplication — WFS1 Molecular Atlas Card
Variant type: Copy-number variant (duplication) Region: Chromosome 4p16.3-16.1 (gene-level structural event)
CNV-gain — Copy-number duplication — 4p16.3-16.1
This is a large copy-number duplication spanning 4p16.3-16.1 — a gene-level event causing an extra copy of this region (gene over-dosage / partial trisomy). CNVs act by dosage rather than by altering a single residue, so AlphaFold residue mapping, ΔΔG, NMD and AlphaMissense don't apply. Therapeutically these are gene-replacement candidates (restore a working copy); per-residue chaperone/readthrough strategies are not relevant. Confirm breakpoints and gene content against the ClinVar record below.
Clinical evidence
- Classification: Likely pathogenic
- Review status: criteria provided, single submitter
- Associated conditions: not provided
- ClinVar accession: VCV004682604
- Genomic variant: GRCh37/hg19 4p16.3-16.1(chr4:1675467-10694991)x3
- Last evaluated: 2024/11/12 00:00
Card generated by wolfram-atlas-batch (CNV pipeline) on 2026-06-08T03:03:52.328338Z.
CNVs are gene-level events; WFS1 protein reference UniProt O76024 is not residue-mapped here.