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Table 1 Participant characterization

From: Modulation of mu attenuation to social stimuli in children and adults with 16p11.2 deletions and duplications

Group

N

Age mean in years (SD)

Age range (years)

Adult:children

Gender

ASD diagnosis

FSIQ mean (SD)

VIQ mean (SD)

NVIQ mean (SD)

SRS total (SD)a

CNV inheritance

Deletion carriers

12

18.1 (14.0)

8–45

3:9

4 males

3 yes

88.36 (17.73)

86.00 (18.66)

91.75 (17.43)

70.36 (17.10)

4 de novo

     

7 females

9 no

    

4 inherited

           

1 germline mosaicism

           

3 unknown

Duplication carriers

12

22.7 (13.8)

6–50

5:7

6 males

3 yes

87.00 (23.31)

87.92 (24.30)

87.42 (21.36)

67.17 (17.7)

1 de novo

     

6 females

9 no

    

7 inherited

           

4 unknown

ASD

8

11.5 (3.3)

7–15

0:8

4 males

11 yes

110.5 (18.97)

107.25 (15.17)

110.88 (20.06)

77.50 (12.84)

–

     

4 females

      

Typical

16

16.2 (10.5)

8–43

4:12

9 males

16 no

119.56 (7.11)

121.63 (10.15)

113.25 (8.58)

44.00 (3.79)

–

     

7 females

      
  1. One deletion carrier excluded from FSIQ and VIQ characterization due to English as second language. One duplication carrier IQ scores reported as a ratio between mental and chronological age because standard scores were unavailable
  2. ASD autism spectrum disorders, SD standard deviation, FSIQ full-scale IQ, VIQ verbal IQ, NVIQ nonverbal IQ, CNV copy number variation, SRS social responsiveness scale
  3. aMissing data from deletion carrier (n = 1), typical group (n = 4)
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Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorders

ISSN: 1866-1955

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