Search Results - "Howarth, Rachel J"
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Screening of a large Rubinstein–Taybi cohort identified many novel variants and emphasizes the importance of the CREBBP histone acetyltransferase domain
Published in American journal of medical genetics. Part A (01-11-2020)“…Pathogenic variants within the CREBBP and EP300 genes account for the majority of individuals with Rubinstein–Taybi syndrome (RSTS). Data are presented from a…”
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Apparent Homozygosity for a gr/gr AZFc Deletion in A 47,XYY Man with Oligozoospermia and Secondary Infertility
Published in Journal of reproduction & infertility (01-10-2022)“…Background: Approximately 1 in 1000 men have a 47,XYY karyotype. Previous publications have presented cases of infertile XYY men and have suggested that the…”
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Rare dosage abnormalities flanking the SHOX gene
Published in Egyptian Journal of Medical Human Genetics (10-12-2021)“…Background Transcriptional regulation of the SHOX gene is highly complex. Much of our understanding has come from the study of copy number changes of conserved…”
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Screening of a large PAX6 cohort identified many novel variants and emphasises the importance of the paired and homeobox domains
Published in European journal of medical genetics (01-07-2020)“…Pathogenic variants within PAX6 are most often associated with aniridia, but have been linked with other phenotypes such as nystagmus, cataracts and foveal…”
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Genetic analysis of chromosome 11p13 and the PAX6 gene in a series of 125 cases referred with aniridia
Published in American journal of medical genetics. Part A (01-03-2008)“…A series of 125 patients referred primarily with aniridia classified as either sporadic (74), familial (24), or in association with WAGR syndrome (14) or other…”
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Ocular Findings in Gillespie-Like Syndrome: Association with a New PAX6 Mutation
Published in Ophthalmic genetics (01-12-2006)“…Background: Gillespie syndrome is a rare variant form of aniridia, characterized by mental retardation, nonprogressive cerebellar ataxia, and iris hypoplasia…”
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