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Table 2 Individuals with 4q34 or 4q35 deletions and normal phenotype

From: Cytogenomic characterization of a de novo 4q34.1 deletion in a girl with mild dysmorphic features and a coagulation disorder

Karyotype

Reported assembly: GRCh37/hg19

GRCh38/hg38 assembly

Genomic loss

References

a46,XX,del(4)(q34.2)

chr4:182,720,115-191,044,276

chr4:182,798,962-190,214,555

 ~ 7 Mb

[13]

b46,XX,del(4)(q34.1q34.3)

chr4:173,004,000-182,313,000

chr4:172,082,849-181,391,847

9.3 Mb

[25]

c46,XX,del(4)(q35.1q35.2)

chr4:184,717,878-190,469,337

chr4:183,796,725-189,548,183

5.75 Mb

[26]

d46,XX,del(4)(q35)

ND

ND

1.15–1.3 Mb

[27]

e46,XY,del(4)(q34.2)

ND

ND

ND

[28]

f46,XY

ND

ND

4q subtelomere deletion

[29]

gdel(4)(q34.1q34.2)

ND

ND

ND

 
  1. aThis female and two of her children (also carriers of the deletion) showed only variable bleeding phenotype
  2. bThis patient had three consecutive miscarriages
  3. cKaryotype detected in a female and her two daughters
  4. dThis patient had two children with mental disability
  5. eThis male had a girl who died perinatally due to congenital heart defects
  6. fThis patient had a girl with mental disability, developmental delay, upper palpebral fissures, chorea movements, and fifth finger clinodactyly, and a child with mental disability and developmental delay (cases 60 and 61, respectively)
  7. gThis case was registered from http://cs-tl.de/DB/CA/HCM/4-HM.html#3, where the sex was not specified. ND: Not determined