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7q31.32 partial duplication: First report of a child with dysmorphism, autistic spectrum disorder, moderate intellectual disability and, epilepsy. Li…

2019

Abstract Introduction Duplication of long arm of chromosome 7(q) is uncommon. It may occur as “pure”, isolated anomaly or in association with other mutations involving the same or other chromosomes. “Pure” chromosome 7q duplication has recently been classified by segment involved: the interstitial, proximal, or distal segment of the arm. Attempts to correlate genotype with phenotype in each group has yielded questionable results even though intellective disability and minor dysmorphic features of variable types are typically seen. Material and Methods In a young boy showing minor facial dysmorphism, language delay, autistic spectrum disorder, epileptic seizures, behavioral disturbances and …

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