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Table 1 Laboratory findings, clinical features, and family histories of seven patients with 3p26.3 deletion involving CNTN6 gene

From: CNTN6 copy number variations in 14 patients: a possible candidate gene for neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders

Patients

Age (year)

CNV sizes

Coordinates (hg18)

Inheritance

OMIM genes

Types of deletion

Reasons for referral

Other features

Family history of NDDs and/or neuropsychiatric disorders

1

5

1.23 Mb

535,618–1,763,192

Unknown

CNTN6

Whole gene

ASD, DD

Tantrums, aggression

Father: LD; mother: SZs, hearing loss, and mental health issue

2

3

821.55 kb

1,063,289–1,88,4842

Unknown

CNTN6

Whole gene

DD, SZs

Nystagmus, macrocephaly, frontal bossing, down-slanting palpebral fissures, high-arched palate

Paternal aunt: ID; maternal aunt, cousin, grandmother, and grandaunt: SZs

3

11

93.95 kb

1,124,286–1,218,241

Unknown

CNTN6

Exon 2

DD, SZs, ID

Strabismus, regression in skills, headache

Father: LD; mother: SZs, schizophrenia, migraines; multiple members of maternal side: LD, ASD, SZs, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia

4

6

106.77 kb

1,227,323–1,334,091

Unknown

CNTN6

Exons 3–7

DD, ASD

Tantrums

Maternal grandmother: depression

5

2

115.87 kb

1,266,963–1,382,828

Unknown

CNTN6

Exons 5–12

DD, SZs

Schizencephaly, hydrocephaly, hydronephrosis, diabetes insipidus, hypothyroidism, right-sided spasticity and hemiparesis, cardiomyopathy

Adopted into family; adopted sibling: schizophrenia

6

6

125.24 kb

1,322,292–1,447,530

Paternally inherited

CNTN6

Exons 8–23

SZs

Abnormal EEG

Father: del. CNTN6, normal phenotype; sister: del. CNTN6, SZs; mother and brother: without del. CNTN6, phenotypically normal; a maternal aunt: SZs

7

1

244 kb

1,124,286–1,419,226

Unknown

CNTN6

Exons 2–23

Heart block

No

No

  1. ASD autism spectrum disorder, CNV copy number variation, del. deletion, DD developmental delay, EEG electroencephalogram, ID intellectual disability, LD learning disability, NDD neurodevelopmental disorder, SZs seizures