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A 380-kb Duplication in 7p22.3 Encompassing the LFNG Gene in a Boy with Asperger Syndrome.


ABSTRACT: De novo genomic aberrations are considered an important cause of autism spectrum disorders. We describe a de novo 380-kb gain in band p22.3 of chromosome 7 in a patient with Asperger syndrome. This duplicated region contains 9 genes including the LNFG gene that is an important regulator of NOTCH signaling. We suggest that this copy number variation has been a contributive factor to the occurrence of Asperger syndrome in this patient.

SUBMITTER: Vulto-van Silfhout AT 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3362183 | biostudies-literature | 2012 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A 380-kb Duplication in 7p22.3 Encompassing the LFNG Gene in a Boy with Asperger Syndrome.

Vulto-van Silfhout A T AT   de Brouwer A F M AF   de Leeuw N N   Obihara C C CC   Brunner H G HG   de Vries B B A BB  

Molecular syndromology 20120210 6


De novo genomic aberrations are considered an important cause of autism spectrum disorders. We describe a de novo 380-kb gain in band p22.3 of chromosome 7 in a patient with Asperger syndrome. This duplicated region contains 9 genes including the LNFG gene that is an important regulator of NOTCH signaling. We suggest that this copy number variation has been a contributive factor to the occurrence of Asperger syndrome in this patient. ...[more]

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