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• W2990457287 abstract "Summary Background Exome sequencing in diabetes presents a diagnostic challenge as depending on frequency, functional impact and genomic and environmental contexts, HNF1A variants can cause Maturity-onset Diabetes of the Young (MODY), increase type 2 diabetes risk, or be benign. A correct diagnosis matters as it informs on treatment, progression, and family risk. We describe a multi-dimensional functional dataset of 73 HNF1A missense variants identified in exomes of 12,940 individuals. Our aim was to develop an analytical framework for stratifying variants along the HNF1A phenotypic continuum to facilitate diagnostic interpretation. Methods HNF1A variant function was determined by 4 different molecular assays. Structure of the multi-dimensional dataset was explored using principal component analysis, k-means, and hierarchical clustering. Weights for tissue-specific isoform expression and functional domain were integrated. Functionally annotated variant subgroups were used to re-evaluate genetic diagnoses in national MODY diagnostic registries. Findings HNF1A variants demonstrated a range of behaviours across the assays. The structure of the multi-parametric data was shaped primarily by transactivation. Using unsupervised learning methods, we obtained high-resolution functional clusters of the variants which separated known causal MODY variants from benign and type 2 diabetes risk variants and led to reclassification of 4% and 9% of HNF1A variants identified in the UK and Norway MODY diagnostic registries, respectively. Interpretation Our proof-of-principle analyses facilitated informative stratification of HNF1A variants along the continuum, allowing improved evaluation of clinical significance, management and precision medicine in diabetes clinics. Transcriptional activity appears a superior readout supporting pursuit of transactivation-centric experimental designs for high-throughput functional screens. Funding Wellcome Trust, National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), European Research Council, Norwegian Research Council, Stiftelsen Kristian Gerhard Jebsen, Western Norway Regional Health Authority, Novo Nordisk Fonden, Royal Norwegian Diabetes Foundation. Research in context Evidence before the study Molecular characterisation pipelines for studying the function of transcription factors consist primarily of in vitro cellular assays which interrogate transcriptional activity, protein abundance, localisation of the transcription factor to the nucleus, and binding to relevant DNA recognition sequences. The experimental techniques used to explore these mechanisms in vitro vary in robustness and reliability. There exist a wide variety of reported functional consequences of HNF1A variants in the literature, a gene causing the most common form of Maturity-onset Diabetes of the Young (HNF1A-MODY). The standard approach for analysing multi-tiered functional datasets has been to evaluate each functional parameter independently. Data from functional characterisation efforts of the HNF-1A protein encoded by the HNF1A gene, support that the degree of HNF-1A disruption tends to correlate positively with phenotypic severity: MODY-causing protein-altering variants impair HNF-1A transcriptional activity more severely (≤30% vs . wild-type) than HNF1A variants associated with increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes in population-specific contexts (40-60% vs . wild-type). Rare variants which demonstrated intermediate function (between MODY-casual and wild-type) in transactivation and nuclear localisation assays were shown to be associated with a 6-fold increase in type 2 diabetes predisposition. Added value of this study We have developed a proof-of-principle analytical framework for robust and unbiased variant stratification using multi-dimensional functional follow-up data from a large number of exome-identified missense variants in HNF1A . Through our analytical approach we were able to perform a comprehensive assessment of molecular function by utilising data from as many mechanistic dimensions as possible, avoiding arbitrarily determined cut-offs based on 1D functional data. Our method facilitated informative spatial organization of variants along the HNF1A molecular-phenotypic spectrum and an exploration of the contributions of each in vitro molecular mechanism on meaningful functional, and therefore clinical, stratification. Further, we were able to perform sensitive mapping of variant effects on molecular function with phenotypic outcome using clinical and genetic data from national MODY diagnostic registries of UK and Norway. This effort allowed us to annotate functional clusters with clinical knowledge and identify discordant classifications between functional genotype and clinical phenotype. Implications of all the available evidence Our novel approach towards analysing large functional datasets enables sensitive variant-phenotype mapping and multi-layered variant annotation. It also assists in prioritisation of functional elements and signatures for Multiplexed Assays of Variant Effects (MAVEs) whilst they largely remain limited to a single functional readout. Indeed, comprehensively annotated HNF1A variant clusters can aid in the interpretation and clinical classification of variants, and can also be utilised to calibrate supervised variant classification models built with high-throughput-derived experimental data." @default.
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• W2990457287 date "2019-11-02" @default.
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• W2990457287 title "Unsupervised clustering of missense variants in the HNF1A gene using multidimensional functional data aids clinical interpretation" @default.
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