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The alternative variant protein sequence translated from a non-reference start codon (created by the variant), was not color-diffed as normal variant protein sequences are. In the process we also rename the `oldprotein` and `newprotein` fields in the output object to `oldProtein` and `newProtein` to be more consistent with other field names.
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The alternative variant protein sequence translated from a
non-reference start codon (created by the variant), was not
color-diffed as normal variant protein sequences are.
In the process we also rename the
oldproteinandnewproteinfields in the output object to
oldProteinandnewProteintobe more consistent with other field names.