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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of previously reported cases with overlapping duplications

From: Microduplication in the 2p16.1p15 chromosomal region linked to developmental delay and intellectual disability

Case ID

Our case 1

Our case 2

DECIPHER 323264

DECIPHER 258333

Mimouchi-Bloch A, et al. (ref)

DECIPHER 1570

DECIPHER 265052

Coordinates of duplications (hg19)

Chr2:60113626_62111114

Chr2:60308869_62368583

Chr2:60236241–61,848,845

Chr2:59938734–62,025,519

Chr2:60150427_61816209

Chr2:60648296–61,568,645

Chr2:60541781–61,952,880

Chromosome band

2p16.1p15

2p16.1p15

2p16.1p15

2p16.1p15

2p16.1p15

2p16.1p15

2p16.1p15

Gender*

M, 3y

M, 5y

F, 15y

M

M, 5y

F, 3y

F, 7y

Developmental delay

+**

+

+

+

+

+

+

Speech delay

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

Intellectual disability

+

+

+

+

mild

+

-

Autism

-

-

-

-

- (ADHD)

-

-

Craniofaci al signs

 

Macrocephaly

 

Macrocephaly

   

Forehead

Receding forehead

 

-

  

Frontal bossing

-

Eyes

Epicanthal folds

Straight eyelashes, sparse eyebrows

Upslanted palpebral fissures

-

 

Puffy eyelids

Blepharophimosis

Upslanted palpebral fissures

-

-

Nose

Broad and high nasal bridge

Concave nasal bridge

-

  

Wide nasal bridge

-

Ears

  

-

 

Right earlobe

  

Mouth

Pronounced philtrum

Pronounced Cupid’s bow

Pronounced philtrum

Pronounced Cupid’s bow

-

Small ears

sinus

Broad philturm

Low-set ears

Thin upper

 
  

and lower lip vermilion

Micrognathia

 

Other Cardiovascular

Atrial septum defect

Atrial septum defect

Hypotonia

+

+

-

+

-

-

-

Other

Clinodactyly of the 5th finger, bilaterally 2nd-3rd toes syndactyly

Clinodactyly of the 5th finger

Epilepsy

Obesity

Recurrent infections

Abnormality of erythrocytes

Small hands

Visual impairment

Short stature

Short palm

Tapered fingers

2nd-3rd toe syndactyly

Obesity

Arthritis

Precocious puberty

  1. * M male, F female, ** + present, − not reported