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World J Diabetes. Apr 15, 2026; 17(4): 115842
Published online Apr 15, 2026. doi: 10.4239/wjd.v17.i4.115842
Table 3 The pathogenic role of the m.C15954T mutation
Scoring criteria
m.C15954T mutation
Score/20
Classification
More than one independent reportNo0≤ 6 points: Neutral polymorphisms; 7-10 points: Possibly pathogenic; 11-13 points (not including evidence from single fiber, steady-state level, or trans-mitochondrial cybrid studies): Probably pathogenic; ≥ 11 points (including evidence from single fiber, steady-state level or trans-mitochondrial cybrid studies): Definitely pathogenic
Evolutionary conservation of the base pairNo changes2
Variant heteroplasmyNo0
Segregation of the mutation with diseaseYes2
Biochemical defect in complex I, III or IVYes2
Evidence of mutation segregation with biochemical defect from single fiber studiesNo evidence0
Mutant mt-tRNA steady-state level or evidence of pathogenicity in trans-mitochondrial cybrid studiesStrong evidence5
Maximum scoreDefinitely pathogenic11


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