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Table 1 Characteristics of the test patients selected from the literature

From: PhenoVar: a phenotype-driven approach in clinical genomics for the diagnosis of polymalformative syndromes

Patient identification

Phenotype search traits (Patient reference)

Gene

Mutation

Correct diagnosis (OMIM)

1a

Holoprosencephaly

SIX3

c.977G > C p. Arg257Pro

Holoprosencephaly-2 (157170)

Microphthalmos

Iris coloboma

(Wallis et al.) [21]

2a

Preaxial polydactyly

NEK1

c.379C > T p.Arg127Ter

Short rib-polydactyly syndrome, type II (263520)

Median cleft lip and palate

Short ribs

(Thiel et al.) [22]

3a

Cutaneous finger syndactyly

SLC26A2

c.1984 T > A p.Cys653Ser

Epiphyseal dysplasia, multiple, 4 (226900)

Patellar dislocation

Scoliosis

(Makitie et al.) [23]

4a

Polymicrogyria

GPR56

c.1036 T > A p. Cys346Ser

Polymicrogyria, bilateral frontoparietal (606854)

Seizures

Microcephaly

(Piao et al.) [24]

5a

Synophrys

RAD21

c.1127C > G p.Pro376Arg

Cornelia de Lange syndrome 4 (614701)

Microcephaly

Tetralogy of Fallot

(Deardorff et al.) [25]

6a

Micromelia

COL2A1

c.4172A > G p.Tyr1391Cys

Platyspondylic lethal skeletal dysplasia, Torrance type (151210)

Radial bowing

Pulmonary hypoplasia

(Nishimura et al.) [26]

7a

Generalized myoclonic seizures

EHMT1

c.3409C > T p. Arg1137Ter

Kleefstra syndrome/Chromosome 9q34.3 deletion syndrome (610253)

Global developmental delay

Short stature

(Kleefstra et al.) [27]

8a

Anophthalmia

STRA6

c.878C > T p.Pro293Leu

Microphthalmia, syndromic 9 (601186)

Pulmonic stenosis

Blepharophimosis

(Pasutto et al.) [28]

9a

Oligohydramnios

RBM10

c.1235G > A p. Trp412Ter

TARP syndrome (311900)

Cleft palate

Defect in the atrial septum

(Johnston et al.) [29]

10a

Hyperventilation

TCF4

c.1727G > A p.Arg576Gln

Pitt-Hopkins syndrome (610954)

Postnatal microcephaly

Seizures

(Amiel et al.) [30]

1b

Limb shortening

WNT7A

c.1179C > T p.Arg292Cys

Ulna and fibula absence of with severe limb deficiency (276820 )

Aplasia/hypoplasia of the fibula

Aplasia/hypoplasia of the ulna

(Woods et al.) [31]

2b

Synostosis of carpals/tarsals

NOG

c.104C > G p.Pro35Arg

Tarsal-carpal coalition syndrome (186570)

Proximal symphalangism

Radial head subluxation

(Dixon et al.) [32]

3b

Adrenal hypoplasia

WNT4

c.341C > T p.Ala114Val

Serkal syndrome or sex reversal, female, with dysgenesis of kidneys, adrenals, and lungs (611812)

Intrauterine growth retardation

Renal agenesis

(Mandel et al.) [33]

4b

Anal atresia

GLI3

c.2188_2207del

Pallister-Hall syndrome (146510)

Central polydactyly (hands)

Short thumb

(Killoran et al.) [34]

5b

Global developmental delay

SC5DL

c.86G > A p.Arg29Gln

Lathosterolosis (607330)

Postaxial polydactyly of foot

Toe syndactyly

(Brunetti-Pierri et al.) [35]

6b

Central polydactyly (feet)

RAB23

c.434 T > A p.Leu145Ter

Carpenter syndrome (201000)

Craniosynostosis

Finger syndactyly

(Jenkins et al.) [36]

7b

Cleft palate

DHCR24

c.571G > A p.Glu191Lys

Desmosterolosis (602398)

Short stature

Aplasia cutis congenita

(Waterham et al.) [37]

8b

Generalized hypotonia

NSD1

c.1310C > G p.Ser437Ter

Sotos syndrome (117550)

Macrocephaly

Overgrowth

(Kurotaki et al.) [38]

9b

Holoprosencephaly

DHCR7

c.832-1G > C

Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome (270400)

Median cleft lip and palate

Microcephaly

(Wright et al.) [39]

10b

Short stature

IHH

c.137C > T p.Pro46Leu

Acrocapitofemoral dysplasia (607778)

Limb shortening

Cone-shaped epiphysis

(Hellemans et al.) [40]

  1. Table 1 summarizes the characteristics of the test-patients selected from the literature. The first column lists the identification number assigned to each patient. The phenotypic traits selected by the medical geneticist “blinded” to the diagnoses and the reference articles are listed in the second column. The affected gene, exact mutation, and corresponding diagnosis for each test-patient are also included in this table.