STRC Diagnosis & VUS Guide
Context: Detailed guide on confirming STRC diagnosis when one variant is classified as VUS (Variant of Uncertain Significance).
Key Points
- Diagnosis “probable” not “confirmed” due to VUS classification of c.4976A>C p.(Glu1659Ala)
- Segregation analysis (test both parents) is the single most impactful next step
- Confirms variants sit on different chromosomes (compound heterozygous)
- Clinical picture overwhelmingly favors STRC: moderate, bilateral, symmetric SNHL
Genotype
- Allele 1: confirmed pathogenic 98kb deletion (STRC + CATSPER2)
- Allele 2: c.4976A>C p.(Glu1659Ala) - VUS
- Compound heterozygosity (deletion + point variant) is well-established pattern
Files
- English:
~/DeepResearch/2026-02-07-strc-diagnosis-vus-guide.md - Russian:
~/DeepResearch/2026-02-07-strc-diagnosis-vus-guide-RU.md
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