CanVIG-UK Resources
Exceptional variants/gene-specific variant reporting
UKCGG/CStAG statement on reporting practice for variants in ATM
Previous Versions:
Version: v2.2
Date: 08/10/2025
Statement to propose strategies for analysis and reporting of ATM variants in different contexts.
Where analysis is recommended, variants should be interpreted and classified using ATM VCEP guidelines and CanVIG gene-specific recommendations.
UKCGG/CStAG statement on reporting practice for variants in "moderate risk" breast cancer susceptibility genes
Previous Versions:
Version: v1.0
Date: 08/10/2025
Statement to propose strategies for analysis and reporting of variants in "moderate risk" breast cancer susceptibility genes. **Please note this document supersedes the previous reporting practice statement for variants in CHEK2.**
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Version 1.1
UKCGG/CStAG statement on extension of testing undertaken under R444.1 to include PALB2
Previous Versions:
Version: v1.2
Version: v1.0
Date: 12/02/2025
Statement to recommend that patients tested under R444.1 receive germline genetic testing of BRCA1, BRCA2 AND PALB2.
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Version 1.1
UKCGG/CanVIG framework for germline follow-up of variants picked up through tumour testing
Previous Versions:
Version: v1.2
Version: v1.0
Date: 11/06/2025
Statement to document the recommendations of the UKCCG/CStAG for germline follow-up of variants identified through tumour testing or ctDNA sampling.
Version 1.1
Exception Variant reporting list
Previous Versions:
Version: v2.0
Date: 09/10/2025
There are certain genes in which variability in penetrance associated with different variants is such that not all variants will be reported by NHS laboratories/UK practice.
It is not feasible to maintain a formal whitelist of exception variants, but laboratory teams are encouraged to communicate rationale for reporting of non-standard variants via CanVar-UK.
Other CanVIG-UK variant resources
CanVIG-UK Summary Variant List (live sync)
A summary list of variants previously classified by the CanVIG-UK group or currently in progress. For full consensus classifications, please see CanVar-UK or ClinVar.
Please note; variant review by CanVIG-UK is limited to variants dictated by members as pertinent to the development of cancer variant interpretation guidance. At this time, we do not have the capacity to formally review variants outside this remit.
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