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Table 1 Summary of rules for calculating sequence deleteriousness score δ(g)

From: SvAnna: efficient and accurate pathogenicity prediction of coding and regulatory structural variants in long-read genome sequencing

SV class

t ⊂ SV

t ⇌ SV

SV ⊂ e

Coding or splice

UTR

Intronic

Promoter

DEL

1

1

{0.8, 1}

0 ≤ δ(g)≤1

0

0.4

DUP

1a

0

{0.8, 1}

0 ≤ δ(g)≤1

0

0.4

INV

0

1

1

0 ≤ δ(g)≤1

0

0.4

INS

–

–

{0.2, 0.9}

0 ≤ δ(g)≤1

0

0.4

BND

–

–

1

1

1

0.4

  1. Higher scores indicate a greater degree of predicted deleterious effect on transcript function. t ⊂ SV: The SV fully contains the transcript in question. t ⇌ SV: Partial overlap of the transcript and the SV. SV ⊂ e The SV is completely contained within the indicated sequence element. {0.8, 1} and {0.2, 0.9} indicate scores for {in-frame, frameshift} variants
  2. aDuplication of the entire gene is assigned a score of 1, triplication is assigned a score of 2, and so on