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. 2012 Sep 17;13:84. doi: 10.1186/1471-2350-13-84

Table 2.

Results from microsatellite marker analysis

Patient Chromosome location Marker Location start Location stop Patient Mother Father Associated OMIMdisease(gene)
1
15q23q24.1
D15S204
72300758
72300879
123/123
123/125
123/125
MIM #209900, Bardet-Biedl Syndrome (BBS4)
 
 
D15S124
73092468
73092572
104/106
106/106
104/106
 
17
6q16.3
D6S468
101630330
101630479
155/159
159/159
155/155
MIM #611092, Mental retardation (GRIK2)
 
 
D6S2418
101352425
101352639
222/230
222/248
230/238
 
32
11q13.4
DS11S4140
71945684
71945874
195/195
195/197
195/197
MIM #270400, Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome (DHCR7)
28
17p13.2p13.1
D17S578
6824007
6824153
173/173
173/173
155/173
MIM #201475, AcylCoA dehydrogenase deficiency (ACADVL)
 
 
D17S1832
5972677
5972867
173/185
173/185
171/173/185/193
 
    D17S1828 3810467 3810673 220/220 214/220 214/220  

The table presents the results of microsatellite marker analysis of 4 patients and their parents, suggesting biparental inheritance of the genomic segment, and thus exclude segmental UPD. The numbers in the patient/mother/father column represent the two markers detected. In all cases, the patient has likely inherited one marker from each parent.