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. 2021 Feb 18;29(9):1405–1417. doi: 10.1038/s41431-021-00821-0

Table 3.

Clinical and genetic features of patients with large deletions including BCAP31.

Literature This report Total This report
Patient ID 7 Patients (7 families) P19 Family 15 P20 Family 16 9 Male patients P21 (female) Family 17
Age 4–11m 3y 16m (deceased) 4–16m 3y
Variant See Fig. 2 NC_000023.10: g.(152886255_152976269)del NC_000023.10:g.(152982350_153041544)del NC_000023.10:g.(152882907_152991027)del
Inheritance 2/5 De novo De novo De novo 4/7 De novo nd
Affected carrier mother nd nr nr nd nd
Severity of DD 7/7 Severe to profound Profound Profound 9/9 Severe to profound Moderate
Walking nr nr +2y
Absent or limited language nr + nr +Rare words
Seizures 3/6 +Spasms 4/8
Dystonia/chorea 1/6 + 2/8
Spasticity nd + 1/2
Hearing loss 5/7 + 6/9 +
OFC < −2 SD 2/2 + 3/4
Liver dysfunction 7/7 Cholestasis Reversible acute liver failure Moderate enzyme elevation 9/9 Cholestasis, intermittent enzyme elevation, hepatic failure
Cholangiopathy on liver biopsy 3/3 nd nd 3/3 +
Adrenal dysfunction 3/7? + 4/9 nd
Age at MRI 2y 2m, 10m 15m
Abnormal WM 4/5 + 5/6 +
Other cMRI findings 1 Thin CC, 1 VD Cerebellar atrophy Pulvinar hyperintensity Cerebellar atrophy, VD

Reference transcript: NM_001139441.1.

CC corpus callosum, DD developmental delay, G Gastrostomy tube, mat maternal, nd not determined, nr non relevant, P patient, SNHL sensorineural hearing loss, VD ventricular dilatation, WM white matter.