GNAL
From SNPedia
is a | gene |
is | mentioned by |
Full name | G protein subunit alpha L |
EntrezGene | 2774 |
PheGenI | 2774 |
VariationViewer | 2774 |
ClinVar | GNAL |
GeneCards | GNAL |
dbSNP | 2774 |
Diseases | GNAL |
SADR | 2774 |
HugeNav | 2774 |
wikipedia | GNAL |
GNAL | |
gopubmed | GNAL |
EVS | GNAL |
HEFalMp | GNAL |
MyGene2 | GNAL |
23andMe | GNAL |
UniProt | P38405 |
Ensembl | ENSG00000141404 |
OMIM | 139312 |
# SNPs | 10 |
Max Magnitude | Chromosome position | Summary | |
---|---|---|---|
rs1057519098 | 0 | 11,753,639 | |
rs1064794741 | 0 | 11,881,049 | |
rs398122923 | 0 | 11,824,933 | |
rs398122924 | 0 | 11,872,345 | |
rs398122925 | 0 | 11,824,987 | |
rs398122926 | 0 | 11,753,835 | |
rs398122927 | 0 | 11,864,577 | |
rs398122928 | 0 | 11,752,494 | |
rs602201 | 0 | 11,882,269 | |
rs9947295 | 0 | 11,759,433 |
The GNAL gene on chromosome 18 encodes a stimulatory G-alpha subunit of the G protein receptor.
Heterozygous loss-of-function mutations in the GNAL gene are known to cause isolated dystonia. Patients with heterozygous GNAL mutations typically exhibit an adult-onset focal cervical, laryngeal, and/or segmental dystonia. Homozygous or compound heterozygous GNAL mutations are associated with familial childhood-onset generalized dystonia.[PMID 27222887]