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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Dec 7.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet A. 2008 May 15;146A(10):1235–1240. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.a.32262

Table 1.

General information

ID Sex YOB HOXA1
mutation
Hearing Cardiac Cognition Comments
A1 M 1987 185delG Deaf Normal Normal
B1 F 1998 175-
176insG
Deaf Dual outlet right ventricle;
subpulmonic VSD;
interrupted aortic arch;
PDA
Autistic features;
developmental delay
Stroke during second
cardiac surgery;
seizures
C1 M 2003 175-
176insG
Deaf Tetrology of Fallot Moderate
developmental delay;
seizures
Low set ears;
hypertrichosis; club
foot
C2 F 2006 175-
176insG
Deaf VSD Reportedly delayed Club foot
C3 F 2003 175-
176insG
Normal Infantile CHF due to
multiple VSD, closing
spontaneously
Developmentally
normal
C4 M 2006 175-
176insG
Normal VSD Developmentally
normal
D1 M 1985 76C>T Deaf VSD closing
spontaneously
Severely delayed Asymmetric face with
mouth and nose
deviated to left
E1 F 2003 76C>T Deaf Total anomalous
pulmonary venous return
Mildly delayed
F1 F 1992 76C>T Deaf Normal Mildly delayed

Reported group includes individuals from six families (A, B, C, D, E, and F); 1 = proband in each family; additional numbers in family C indicate sibling (C2) and cousins (C3 and C4); YOB = year of birth; PDA = patent ductusarteriosus; VSD = ventriculoseptal defect. HOXA1 mutations were homozygous in all listed individuals.