1p36 deletion syndrome

1p36 deletion syndrome

Intellectual disability, seizures, cardiomyopathy, hearing loss, and distinctive facies with straight eyebrows. Most common terminal deletion syndrome (~1:5,000-10,000).

OMIM Unique Guide

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chr1pqDEL1p36.33-p36.316.1 Mb100k6.2Mp31.1q12q41
PRDM16ATAD3CACTRT2CFAP74TNFRSF18OR4F29OR4F16CCDC27SKIGABRDAJAP1MMP23BCDK11AARHGEF16MEGF6PANK4MORN1TTLL10SMIM1SAMD11NOC2LPRXL2BKCNAB2NPHP4
pHI ≥ 0.86 ≥ 0.5 ≥ 0.2 < 0.2 / n/a key gene

Gene content — colored by haploinsufficiency (pHI)

chr1:100,000-6,151,1936.05 Mb80 coding genesDeletion

Protein-Coding Genes in Region

80 genes · sorted by haploinsufficiency (pHI)

GenepHI Resources
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Input: “1p36 deletion” · Format: cytoband · Resolved via: curated_syndrome · Assembly: GRCh38