Project Details
Description
We propose to develop and test a strategy to predetermine which amino acid substitutions in SCN2A lead to altered function in a high-throughput pooled screen. This strategy will couple saturation mutagenesis of genetic ‘hot spots’ and next-generation sequencing with an assay to determine the ability of cells transfected with a missense variant of SCN2A to survive when exposed to a potent NaV channel activator. The goal of this pilot study is to demonstrate proof-of-principle that we can create a comprehensive database for all possible substitutions in SCN2A that cause altered function. If successful, this approach will generate an allele characterization framework that can be scaled to accomplish genome-guided genotype-phenotype mapping.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 9/15/18 → 8/31/22 |
Funding
- Broad Institute, Inc. (5001370-5500001215 // 5R21NS110355-02)
- National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (5001370-5500001215 // 5R21NS110355-02)
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