Abstract
We report #subtelomericdeletion of 20q13.33 and #duplication 22q13.33
resulting from unbalanced de novo translocation t(20;22)
(q13.33;q13.33) in 6-year-old girl with mild mental disability, speech
delay, #behaviouralproblems, growth delay, microcephaly,minor
dysmorphic features,detected by MLPA and SNParray. Deletion spanning 1,6
Mb included, apart from ARFGAP1 and MYT1, genesKCNQ2 and
CHRNA4, which are linked to #autosomal dominant epilepsy. Duplicated area
included genes RABL2B, ARSA and SHANK3 spansapp. 190 kb
and is associated with autistic #spectrum disorders, severe speech
impairment,ADHD and #schizophrenia.Whereas the terminal deletion of
22q is known as Phelan McDermid syndrome, the duplication of the same
region is not so frequently reported. Subtelomeric 20q deletions
are rare, and deletions resulting from #translocation were reported only
in a few cases.
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