Overview
Mutations in the DDX3X gene, which encodes an RNA helicase involved in various aspects of RNA metabolism, have significant implications in B-cell lymphomas, including BL, DLBCL, and other related malignancies and are particularly enriched within MYC-translocated tumors and those expressing the dark zone signature (DZsig).1 These mutations are predominantly loss-of-function (LOF) mutations, affecting the helicase domain of the protein. Missense mutations are predominantly found in male patients and rarely in females, hence showing a sex-specific pattern.2
Experimental Evidence
Driver mutations affecting this gene in DLBCL/BL have been experimentally demonstrated to cause a reduction or loss of function (LOF).2
Relevance tier by entity
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Mutation incidence in large patient cohorts (GAMBL reanalysis)
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Mutation pattern and selective pressure estimates
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aSHM regions
| chr_name | hg19_start | hg19_end | region | regulatory_comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| chrX | 42800580 | 42804184 | intergenic | NA |
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Expression
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