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Table 2 Mutations and phenotypic features of surviving patients with KIAA1109 mutations

From: KIAA1109 gene mutation in surviving patients with Alkuraya-Kučinskas syndrome: a review of literature

Reference

This study, F1.IV-1

This study, F1.IV-2

This study, F1.IV-3

This study, F2.IV-2

Gueneau, et al., 2018 [1]

Gueneau, et al., 2018 [1]

Gueneau, et al., 2018 [1]

Sex, Age

Male, 38 yo

Male, 31 yo

Male, 23 yo

Male, 24 yo

Male, 13 yo

Female, 7 yo

Female, 11 yo

Mutation

g. 123140678A > G; c.2431A > G (hom)

g. 123140678A > G; c.2431A > G (hom)

g. 123140678A > G; c.2431A > G (hom)

g. 123140678A > G; c.2431A > G (hom)

Chr4:123160823; c.3986A > C (het)

Chr4:123170727; c.5599G > A (het)

Chr4:123160823; c.3986A > C (het)

aChr4:123170727; c.5599G > A (het)

Chr4:123164200; c.4719G > A (het) and Chr4:123171679; c.5873G > A (het)

Protein Change

p.Thr811Ala

p.Thr811Ala

p.Thr811Ala

p.Thr811Ala

p.Tyr1329Cys

and

p.Val1867Met

p.Tyr1329Cys

and

p.Val1867Met

p.Met1573Ile and p.Arg1958Gln

ID

Mild

Mild

Moderate

Severe

Severe

Severe

Moderate

Neuropsychiatric

Delayed motor milestones, shy and uncooperative

Delayed motor milestones

Expressive speech delay, delayed motor milestones, social anxiety

Delayed motor and language milestones, impulsive, irritable, short-tempered, stubborn, occasional head-banging, shy/asocial

Global developmental delay, no language, cannot stand or walk without support, early onset epilepsy

Global developmental delay, no language, cannot sit or stand without support, stereotypic movements, early onset epilepsy

Global developmental delay, mild to moderate learning disability, poor concentration, immature behavior with minor self-harm (head-banging) when angry/frustrated

Imaging

Not done

Not done

Not done

Not available

Post-natal brain MRI: small posterior fossa arachnoid cyst, discrete vermian atrophy, slight increase in the fluid-filled retro- and infracerebellar space and mild enlargement of subarachnoid spaces of frontal regions

Post-natal brain MRI: discrete parenchymal rarefaction involving the frontal lobes

Prenatal imaging (US and MRI): major microcephaly (HC −5 SD) with reduced white matter volume and mild ventriculomegaly

Head and neck

High arched palate, low set ears, prominent eyebrows, mild beaking of the nose

High arched palate

Malformed dentition, high arched palate, pointed ear on right side, long face, simian crease right hand, long thumb, small sub-mental region

Plagiocephaly, refractive errors of the eyes, delayed dentition

Plagiocephaly, refractive errors of the eye, strabismus

Hypertelorism, slightly upslanting palpebral fissures, ocular motor apraxia, refractive errors of the eye, strabismus, dental crowding, high palate

Skeletal System

Cubitus valgus, high-arched foot, reduced muscle bulk

Mild contractures of large joints, syndactyly of 2nd and 3rd toes, limb paresis at birth, talipes valgus, muscle hypotonia and atrophy

Mild contractures of large joints, paretic position of hands and feet in infancy, talipes valgus, muscle hypotonia and atrophy

Asymmetry of the thorax, mild bilateral talipes, syndactyly of 2nd and 3rd toes, 5th toe clinodacytly, hallux valgus

GI

Chronic constipation

Gastroesophageal reflux

Heart

Tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia

Urogenital

Scrotal hypoplasia

Other

Dermatitis, psoriasis

  1. aThe genomic nucleotide mentioned by Gueneau et al., 2018 [1] seems to be wrong