Novel DCX mutation-caused lissencephaly in a boy and very mild heterotopia in his mother
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Novel DCX mutation-caused lissencephaly in a boy and very mild heterotopia in his mother
Abstract
We describe a novel mutation in DCX in a family in which a proband boy had classical lissencephaly and his mother had extremely mild subcortical band heterotopia. No factors that would make the mother's symptoms milder, such as somatic mosaicism or skewed X chromosome inactivation, were observed. From this family, we conclude that a DCX mutation causes a pleiotropic phenotype in the female even if X chromosome inactivation pattern is not skewed, and the novel missense mutation in DCX produced relatively mild dysfunction of the doublecortin protein.
Keywords: DCX; X chromosome inactivation; doublecortin; lissencephaly; subcortical band heterotopia.
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