17q12 Knowledge Basedeletion syndrome · static snapshot
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Frequency / statistic learning, speech and behaviour 1 supporting source confidence 97% novelty 60%

7 In contrast to Baldassari et al, where most (>70%) GATOR1 protein-truncating variant carriers were familial, only 20%

A source reports “70%” in the context of neurodevelopment: “7 In contrast to Baldassari et al, where most (>70%) GATOR1 protein-truncating variant carriers were familial, only 20% of the carriers in our study cohort had a known family history of epilepsy.”

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Evidence (3 quotes)

Additionally imaging studies have shown dysgenesis of the pancreas, with over 70% of cases occurring in the pancreatic body or tail; this pattern is known as dorsal pancreatic dysplasia.
Mangione et al. reported that up to 70% of children with a prenatal diagnosis of isolated ACC developed normally [ 23 ].
7 In contrast to Baldassari et al, where most (>70%) GATOR1 protein-truncating variant carriers were familial, only 20% of the carriers in our study cohort had a known family history of epilepsy.

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