A multicenter retrospective analysis of 15 pediatric patients from 12 unrelated families with genetically confirmed tubulinopathies across five tertiary centers in Turkey identified a rare case of TUBGCP2-related tubulinopathy presenting with cystic leukomalacia, expanding the known radiological spectrum.
CASK-related disorders may present with severe neurodevelopmental impairment and cerebral palsy–like phenotypes, even in the absence of characteristic neuroimaging findings, which should raise suspicion for CASK-related disorders.
I. Pacheva, Elena Timova, T. Todorov et al.· Frontiers in Psychiatry· 0 citations
It is indicated that reduced protein stability and functional impairment of β-tubulin represent key pathogenic mechanisms underlying this condition, and the experimental evidence further supports the implication of TUBB dysfunctions in haematological abnormalities.
Ilaria Svezia, Riccardo Zocchi, Michela Piccione et al.· Orphanet Journal of Rare Dis...· 0 citations
The findings support a possible domain‐related genotype–phenotype association for the role of ALG13 in neurodevelopmental disorders and provide additional developmental context for the role of ALG13 in neurodevelopmental disorders.
Song Su, Wandong Hu, Ying Ren et al.· Human Mutation· 0 citations
The results highlight the need for a unified diagnostic framework for ATP1A3-related disorders and demonstrate the feasibility and scientific value of coordinated rare disease research in resource-limited settings.
Victor Rebelo Procaci, Raphael Pinheiro Camurugy da Hora, Anna Maria Gomes et al.· Neurology: Genetics· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that early-onset MORC2-associated disorders segregate into two principal neurological phenotypes: a predominantly neuromuscular form and a central nervous system-predominant form.
A. Murtazina, Eugenii Tatarsky, I. Viakhireva et al.· Journal of Medical Genetics· 0 citations
“hemiconvulsion-hemiplegia-epilepsy syndrome” is identified as a distinct feature and potential prognostic indicator for middle domain variants in DNM1L variants, which are predominantly missense, with the middle domain as a hotspot.
Han Xu, Chao-Long Xu, Ying Zou et al.· Frontiers in Neurology· 0 citations
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