19q11-q12CNV Type: Duplication
Largest CNV size: 470000 bp
Statistics Box:
Number of Reports: 1
Number of Reports: 1
Summary Information
A paternally-inherited 19q11-q12 duplication that was classified as a variant of unknown significance-likely benign (VOUS-LB) was observed in an individual with one or more neurodevelopmental disorders (NDD), multiple congenital anomalies (MCA), and/or dysmorphic features in Maini et al., 2018.
Additional Locus Information
References
Cases
Cohort ID
Author, Year
Descripton
Cohort Size
Diagnosis
Age
Gender
CNV Size
Deletion
Duplication
Total CNV's
maini_18_ASD/DD/ID_discovery_cases
Patients evaluated at the Clinical Genetics Unit of Arcispedale Santa Maria Nuova, AUSL-IRCCS of Reggio Emilia that were investigated through aCGH between 2005 and 2016
293
Cases presented with one or more neurodevelopmental disorders (NDD), multiple congenital anomalies (MCA), and/or dysmorphic features. Most frequent neurodevelopmental diagnoses include language delay (78.5%), intellectual disability (66.4%), motor delay (50.7%), and ASD (13.9%); dysmorphic features were also frequently observed (52.7%)
Mean age, 7 yrs. (range, 1 mo.-29 yrs.)
57.5% Male
470000
0
1
1
Controls
No Control Data Available
Cases
Patient ID
Author, Year
Age
Gender
Primary Diagnosis
Clinical Profile
Cognitive Profile
CNV Start
CNV End
CNV Size
Genome Build
Type Method
Validation
maini_18_ASD/DD/ID_discovery_cases-case_unknown81
N/A
N/A
NDD/MCA/dysmorphic features
CNV was identified in an individual with one or more neurodevelopmental disorders (NDD), multiple congenital anomalies (MCA), and/or dysmorphic features (detailed clinical information was not available). CNV classified as variant of unknown significance-likely benign (VOUS-LB)
27781589
28249987
468399
GRCh38
Duplication
No
Controls
No Control Data Available
No Animal Model Data Available