Mutation Details for c.-812T>G 
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	            c.-812T>G 
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	            Exon or Intron
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	            promoter 
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	            Legacy Exon or Intron
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	            promoter and 5' UTR 
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	            -741T->G 
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	            Other Details
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				This mutation was detected by DGGE using chemical clamps and identified by direct sequencing: T->G at -741 from the cap site.  This mutation is located in a potential Ap-1 binding site.  This mutation can easily be detected by restriction enzyme digestion, as it destorys an Hph I site.  This mutation has been found in one among 50 non-[delta]F508 CF chromosomes.  This patient has a [delta]F508 mutation on the other chromosome.  The patient is insufficient pancreatic, presents a moderate from and cirrhosis. 
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		            Contributors
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					Bienvenu T,
Cazaneuve C,
Kaplan JC,
Beldjor C  
					1993-10-08
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		            Institute
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					Hopitaux de Paris
Paris, France 
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	            Submitted Phenotype Details
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				The mutation was identified in a 22 male CF patient with cirrhosis, diagnosed at 3 months of age, PI, with positive sweat chloride, moderate pulmonary disease with Pseudomonas Aeruginosa colonization. He carries deltaF508 on the other allele. (pers. corr. Bienvenu) 
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	            Reference
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	            Bienvenu et al. (NL#59) 
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