Fig. 2From: Characteristics and possible mechanisms of 46, XY differences in sex development caused by novel compound variants in NR5A1 and MAP3K1Sequencing results and bioinformatic analysis of the NR5A1 gene variant identified in our study. a Partial sequence diagram of NR5A1 in our case. A novel heterozygous variant in NR5A1 gene (c.929A > C) of II-1, resulting in the 310th amino acid of the encoded protein from histidine to proline, is shown by an arrow. b Location and structure NR5A1. The NR5A1 gene consists of one non-coding exon (exon 1) and six coding exons (exons 2–7). It encodes SF-1, consisting of 461 amino acids, which contains a DNA binding domain (DBD), a ligand binding domain (LBD), two function activation domains (AF-1 and AF-2), an auxiliary region and a hinge region. This novel variant (His310Pro) is located in the LBD and is predicted to cause a ligand-NR5A1-binding disorder and lead to NR5A1 dysfunction in sex differentiation, sexual development and steroidogenesis. c Prediction of the novel damaging variant c.929A > C (p. His310Pro) in MutationTaster. d Cross-species conservation of NR5A1 around p. His310 is displayed. e Protein structure prediction of wild-type and mutant NR5A1Back to article page