Opitz GBBB syndrome, X-linked
Opitz GBBB X linked

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Prevalence (%) of clinical parameters based on data from 1 references describing 67 individuals







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Symptom/sign Organ system Percent affected Pubmed id Added on(yyyy-mm-dd) Edit/add reference
Hypertelorism skeletal 99 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Hypospadia urinary 72 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Laryngotracheoesophageal anomalies digestive 50 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Cleft lip or palate skeletal 48 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Ear malformation integumentary 45 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Developmental delay nervous 42 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Broad nasal bridge skeletal 35 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Anteverted nares skeletal 32 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Anal atresia digestive 24 % 15558842 2012-01-18
Cardiac structural defects circulatory 22 % 15558842 2012-01-18
High arched palate skeletal 11 % 15558842 2012-01-18



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Mild phenotypes in a series of patients with Opitz GBBB syndrome with MID1 mutations.
Joyce So, Vanessa Suckow, Zofia Kijas, Vera Kalscheuer, Bettina Moser, Jennifer Winter, Marieke Baars, Helen Firth, Peter Lunt, Ben Hamel, Peter Meinecke, Claude Moraine, Sylvie Odent, Albert Schinzel, J J van der Smagt, Koen Devriendt, Beate Albrecht, Gabriele Gillessen-Kaesbach, Ineke van der Burgt, Fred Petrij, Laurence Faivre, Julie McGaughran, Fiona McKenzie, John M Opitz, Timothy Cox, Susann Schweiger,



American journal of medical genetics. Part A - Jan 2005