MT-TY

Chr MT

tRNA-Tyr

Also known as: MTTY

Predicted to enable triplet codon-amino acid adaptor activity. Predicted to be involved in translation. [provided by Alliance of Genome Resources, Jul 2025]

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Mechanism
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MT-TY is a mitochondrial tRNA gene. gnomAD constraint, carrier burden and exome coverage, the ClinVar type breakdown, the protein lollipop, AlphaFold and transcript-architecture views are built for nuclear genes and are not shown. Population data for mtDNA variants (gnomAD v3.1, homoplasmy and heteroplasmy) is on each variant page.

Where it sits in the mitochondrial genome

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tRNA · m.5826–5891

proteinrRNAtRNAouter ring H-strand · inner L-strandMITOMAP confirmedreported (as of 2026-10-07)

37 genes from Ensembl (rCRS numbering, matched to MITOMAP’s Gene Loci); landmarks and disease alleles from MITOMAP (CC BY 3.0). Circular layout after MitoWheel.

ClinVar Variant Classifications

0 submitted variants in ClinVar

MITOMAP Disease Variants — MT-TY

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VariantDiseaseStatusGenBank seqs
m.5828G>ACPEO PlusReported0
m.5835G>APatient with proximal myopathyReported1
m.5843A>GFSGS / Mitochondrial CytopathyReported850
m.5874T>CEXITUncertain significance · reported0
m.5877C>TCPEOUncertain significance · reported0
m.5888T>-CPEOUncertain significance · reported0
m.5889A>GMultisystem mitochondrial disorderReported0

As of 2026-10-07 — a dated copy; MITOMAP can’t be fetched live, and the live table may be newer.

Source: MITOMAP (mitomap.org), CC BY 3.0

Clinical Trials

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Trials that enrol by condition rarely name the gene: mitochondrial disease