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Table 3 Characteristics of BTLA gene single nucleotide polymorphisms

From: BTLA biology in cancer: from bench discoveries to clinical potentials

SNP

Location [GRCh38.p13]

Variation

Consequence

rs2633580

chr3:112500906

C > G

2KB Upstream Variant

rs11921669

chr3:112500581

C > T

2KB Upstream Variant

rs2633582

chr3:112500493

A > C

2KB Upstream Variant

rs2705565

chr3:112500489

C > T

2KB Upstream Variant

rs1844089

chr3:112498887

G > A

Intron Variant

rs2705535

chr3:112490080

C > T

Intron Variant - Potential role in splicing [115]

rs9288953

chr3:112484405

C > T

Intron Variant - Predicted to activate six new splice sites in splicing enhancer motifs and break one splicing sites in silencer motifs [116]

rs16859633

chr3:112479488

T > C; I(Ile) > V(Val)

Missense Variant Exon 2

rs2633562

chr3:112477584

T > C

Intron Variant

rs16859629

chr3:112471533

T > C

Intron Variant

rs2931761

chr3:112471290

G > T; R(Arg) > S(Ser)

Missense Variant Exon 3

rs76844316

chr3:112469762

T > G; N(Asn) > T(Thr)

Missense Variant Exon 4 - associated with decreased inhibitory activity of BTLA [117]

rs9288952

chr3:112466178

C > T; P(Pro) > L(Leu)

Missense Variant Exon 5

rs2171513

chr3:112466080

A > G

3’UTR Variant

rs1982809

chr3:112463893

A > G

3’UTR Variant - ↓ mRNA expression in T-cells of the CLL patients [118]

rs2705511

chr3:112460632

A > C

Intragenic region between CD200 and BTLA genes

[-97,820 bp||-3334 bp]