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. 2019 Sep 6;10:602. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2019.00602

Table 4.

Genetic abnormalities identified among 710 patients with OGID syndromes.

Gene family Variant gene Proportion of total patients Associated condition MIM Inheritance
Epigenetic regulator genes
  NSD1 240 cases, 34% Sotos syndrome 117550 AD
  EZH2 34 cases, 4.8% Weaver syndrome 277590 AD
  DNMT3A 18 cases, 2.5% Tatton-Brown–Rahman syndrome 615879 AD
  CHD8 12 cases, 1/7% Autism susceptibility 615032 AD
  HIST1H1E 5 cases, 0.7% Rahman syndrome 617537 AD
  EED 2 cases, 0.3% Cohen Gibson syndrome 617561 AD
PI3K/mTOR pathway genes
  PTEN 16 cases, 2.3% PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome 158350 AD
  PPP2R5D 3 cases, 0.4% Mental retardation 616355 AD
  MTOR 2 cases, 0.3% Smith-Kingsman syndrome 616638 AD
  AKT3 1 case, 0.1% Megalencephaly-polymicrogyria-polydactyl-hydrocephalus syndrome 2 615937 AD
  PIK3CA 1 case, 0.1% PIK3CA-related overgrowth syndrome Multiple Unknown
Undetermined pathway genes
  NFIX 14 cases, 2.0% Marshall-Smith syndrome 602535 AD
  BRWD3 7 cases, 1.0% X-linked mental retardation 300659 XLR
  GPC3 2 cases, 0.3% Simpson-Golabi-Behmel syndrome 312870 XLR

AD, autosomal dominant; XLR, X-linked recessive; MIM, Mendelian inheritance in man coding (http://www.omim.org); adapted from information in Tatton-Brown et al. (91).