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. 2019 Mar 25;8(3):157–159. doi: 10.1055/s-0039-1683973

Table 1. Clinical features of our patient with p.Q1248* variant and all the previously reported cases.

Mutations Dysmorphic features Neurological features
c.3742 C > T p.(Gln1248*) No significant features Developmental delay, substantial language delay, limited expressive communication skills, intellectual disability
c.5737delGp. fs.15.p.(Gln1913*) Upslanting palpebral fissures, small ears, high nasal bridge, thin upper lip, tapering fingers and radial deviation, hirsutism Developmental delay, slurred speech, hypotonia, intellectual disability
c.C3556T p.(Gln1186*) High forehead, widely spaced eyes, broad nasal root, small mouth Developmental delay, language–unavailable, hypotonia, intellectual disability
c.C2827T p.(Gln943*) Wide set eyes, broad nasal root and upturned nose, high arched palate Developmental delay, language age equivalent to 15 mo, hypotonia, autism–unavailable, intellectual disability
c.G6475T p.(Gln2159*) Mild retrognathia Developmental delay, short sentences in speech, hypotonia, borderline intellectual disability, sensory disorder (processing), seizures
c.G2857T p.(Gln953*) Elongated and narrow face Developmental delay, no verbal speech, hypotonia, autism, intellectual disability, seizures
c.5614dupG fs.16p.(GIn1872*) Low anterior hairline, epicanthal folds, dental crowding Developmental delay, no verbal speech, hypotonia, autism, intellectual disability, seizures
c.G1189T p.(Gln397*) Small hands and feet Developmental delay, language limited to three words, hypotonia, intellectual disability–unavailable
c.6625dup fs.p.(Gln2209*) High nasal bridge, broad mouth, flat philtrum, sacral dimple, finger webbing Developmental delay, language–full sentences but difficult to understand, hypotonia, no autism, intellectual disability
c.3434delC fs.p.(Gln1145*) Square face, broad forehead, strabismus, high nasal bridge, small ears, small teeth, microretrognathia Developmental delay, language limited to sentences with three to four words, no autism, intellectual disability