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- Title
Further delineation of the 15q13 microdeletion and duplication syndromes: a clinical spectrum varying from non-pathogenic to a severe outcome.
- Authors
van Bon, B W M; Mefford, H C; Menten, B; Koolen, D A; Sharp, A J; Nillesen, W M; Innis, J W; de Ravel, T J L; Mercer, C L; Fichera, M; Stewart, H; Connell, L E; Ounap, K; Lachlan, K; Castle, B; Van der Aa, N; van Ravenswaaij, C; Nobrega, M A; Serra-Juhé, C; Simonic, I; de Leeuw, N; Pfundt, R; Bongers, E M; Baker, C; Finnemore, P; Huang, S; Maloney, V K; Crolla, J A; van Kalmthout, M; Elia, M; Vandeweyer, G; Fryns, J P; Janssens, S; Foulds, N; Reitano, S; Smith, K; Parkel, S; Loeys, B; Woods, C G; Oostra, A; Speleman, F; Pereira, A C; Kurg, A; Willatt, L; Knight, S J L; Vermeesch, J R; Romano, C; Barber, J C; Mortier, G; Pérez-Jurado, L A; Kooy, F; Brunner, H G; Eichler, E E; Kleefstra, T; de Vries, B B A
- Abstract
Recurrent 15q13.3 microdeletions were recently identified with identical proximal (BP4) and distal (BP5) breakpoints and associated with mild to moderate mental retardation and epilepsy.
- Publication
Journal of medical genetics, 2009, Vol 46, Issue 8, p511
- ISSN
1468-6244
- Publication type
Journal Article
- DOI
10.1136/jmg.2008.063412