SETBP1 Mutations

SETBP1 Variant p.xxx
SETBP1 Location/Coding DNA c.xxx
Condition
Inherited Form
Clinical Significance
Source
Allele Origin
Comments
Location
p.Gly15Argfs*47c.39_40delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOE/DNA08-08272/Morgan 2021germlineThe mutation is predicted to cause a frameshift in the SETBP1 protein leading to a stop codon after 42 residues.In a 9-year-old male with mild intellectual disability, ADHD, behavioral difficulties, speech and motor delays, dysmorphic facial features, and seizures or abnormal EEG. 115
p.Arg143Valfsc.427delCSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOE/Troina 3097germlineIn a 34-year-old female with severe intellectual disability, speech and motor delays, dysmorphic facial features, and seizures or abnormal EEG. 1143
p.Trp274Terc.821G>ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM4, Jansen 2021, pt19germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay. 1274
p.Leu411Glyfs*6c.xxxSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOE/DNA-008897germlineThe mutation is predicted to cause a frameshift in the SETBP1 protein leading to a stop codon after 6 residues.In a 73-year-old male with profound intellectual disability, social difficulties, behavioral difficulties, speech and motor delays, and dysmoprphic facial features. 1411
p.Gln422Terc.1264C>TSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000681377.1germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay. 1422
p.His523Leufs*32c.1568delASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM5, Jansen 2021 pt16, COM168germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay2523
p.Trp532Terc.1596G>ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOE/Troina 1274germlineIn a 19-year-old male with severe intellectual disability, behavioral difficulties, speech and motor delays, and dysmorphic facial features.1532
p.Pro559Argfsc.1676delCSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000572657.4, COM27, Jansen 2021, pt18germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay.1559
p.Gly588AspFs*42SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM6germlineThe mutation is predicted to cause a frameshift in the SETBP1 protein leading to a stop codon after 42 residues.1588
Decipher: 276824, COM7, Leonardi 2020 p1, COM114, COM165, COM176, COM186c.1765C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicDecipher: 276824, COM7, Leonardi 2020 p1, COM78, COM165, COM176, COM186, COM197germlineBroad hallux, Broad thumb, Bulbous nose, Cleft palate, Hypertelorism, Moderate global developmental delay, Prominent nasal bridge (other child: mild intellectual disability, he still presented language impairment and manifested motor hindrance. He never presented seizures; the EEG was normal while the brain MRI highlighted a thin corpus callosum and a rotated hippocampal tail. At physical examination, dysmetrya of the lower limbs (1 cm), short lingual frenulum, and phimosis, were observed. Subtle facial dysmorphisms were present, which included long face, high forehead, thin upper lip, smooth philtrum, and mild micrognathia. Five café-au-lait spots, fetal pads, and dorsal hirsutism were noted. No other problems were reported, other than color blindness and farsightedness.)62000
p.Lys592Terc.1774A>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicRauch BO22/10germlineintellectual disability & autism1592
p.Ser608AlafsTer22c.1821delCSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicHamdan 2014, COM8germlineThe mutation is predicted to cause a frameshift in the SETBP1 protein leading to a stop codon after 22 residues.In a 6-year-old male with intellectual disability, speech motor delays, and delayed myelination. 1608
p.Arg625Terc.1873C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOE/DNA11-21308Z, COM1, COM2, COM3, GROVEZA, COM88germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay. The R625X pathogenic variant in the SETBP1 gene has been reported in five unrelated individuals with intellectual disability (Coe et al., 2014; Grozeva et al., 2015., and SETBP1 community.6625
p.Arg626Terc.1876C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOE/DNA11-19324Z, CLINVAR:SCV000329813.5, SCV000329813.6, SCV000893495.1, COM20, COM85, COM152, COM191, COM195, COM207germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay. 8626
p.Lys673Terc.2016_2017insTSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000494650.1germlinePatient with intellectual disability. MRD29 is caused by heterozygous mutation in SETBP1 gene. This mutation is predicted to cause a truncated and non-functional SETBP1 protein.1673
p.S772Lc.2315C>TSETBP1-related disorderinheriteduncertain significanceCOM9germlineThis mutation is listed as uncertain signficance as the individual has 2 mutations and parent does not show signs of SETBP1 disorder. 1772
p.Ile822Tyrfsc.2464delASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOE/DNA03-00335, COM10germlineIn a 14-year-old boy with a normal IQ but with speech delay, motor delay, behavioral difficulties, and dysmorphic facial features. The patient's IQ was 76, which is in the borderline range, but was 'disharmonic.' The patient had speech impairment, with first words at 18 months but almost no speak until age 4 years. At age 14 he spoke but was hard to understand, with words in the wrong order and difficulty finding words. He was diagnosed with ADHD, for which he was treated with methylphenidate. Growth parameters were within normal limits. Brain MRI was normal.1822
p.Glu858Lysc.2572G>ASETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000741799.1, Decipher: 279312, COM18, COM55, COM120, COM125, COM148, COM163, De Rubeis 2014, Leondardi 2020germlineInborn genetic diseases (yes)
Neurologic (child onset) (yes)
MR/ID/DD (yes)
prominent forehead
hypotonia (yes)
8858
p.Asp874Glyc.2621A>GSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM10germline1874
p.Ser1011TerSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOE/Troina 1512germlineIn a 17-year-old male with mild intellectual disability, ADHD, social difficulties, speech and motor delays, and dysmorphic facial features.11011
p.Met470Terc.1408delASETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000741135.1, COM16germlineMR/ID/DD (yes)
Dysmorphic features (yes)
FTT/Undergrowth (yes)
Hypotonia (yes)
Neurologic (child onset) (yes) p.Lys469_Met470insTer, 1bp deletion
1470
p.Glu545Terc.1633G>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000748273.1, COM43, Jansen 2021 pt14germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay.1545
p.Arg1588XunknownSETBP1-HDinheritedpathogenicO'Roak 2012 14012.p1germlinenonsense mutation in male with autism w/unaffected sibling. Abnormality of the palpebral fissures, delayed fine motor development, severe expressive language delay, short attention span. inherited from mother11588
SETBP1 167.44 kb deletion18:42108088-42275522SETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicDDD GRCh37germlineFemale with Abnormal eyebrow morphology; Brachydactyly; Conspicuously happy disposition; Drooling; Global developmental delay; Hypertelorism; Hypoplastic nasal bridge; Low frustration tolerance; Recurrent otitis media; Smooth philtrum12000
p.IIe871Serc.2612 T>GSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicPersonal or Family Member's Genetic ReportgermlineThis mutation is likely pathogenic and causative for Schinzel-Giedion syndrome but the affected child might have a mild phenotype.1871
p.Ser869Asnc.2606G>ASchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC1germlineIn a 4-year-old female with developmental delay, seizures, cardiac defects, scoliosis, hydronephrosis, microcephaly, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. 1869
p.Asp868Asnc.2602G>ASchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC2germlineIn a 10-month-old female with developmental delay, seizures, cardiac defects, hydronephrosis, hearing impairment, microcephaly, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. 1868
p.Ile871Thr c.2612T>CSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC3germlineIn a 24-month-old male with developmental delay, seizures, cardiac defects, vision impairment, hearing impairment, hydronephrosis, microcephaly, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. 1871
p.Gly870Aspc.2609G>ASchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC4, Herenger C1, Acuna-Hidalgo CC9germlineIn a 5-year-old male with developmental delay, seizures, spina bifida occulta, hydronephrosis, hearing impairment, microcephaly, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. In a 15-year-old male with developmental delay, seizures, underdeveloped corpus callosum, hydronephrosis, ventriculomegaly, vision impairment, hearing impairment, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. In a 6-year-old male with developmental delay, seizures, underdeveloped corpus callosum, hydronephrosis, scoliosis, vision impairment, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. 1870
p.Ile871Thrc.2612T>CSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC5germlineIn a female with developmental delay, seizures, hydronephrosis, hearing impairment, underdeveloped corpus callosum, microcephaly, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. 1871
p.Ser869Argc.2607C>GSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC10germlineIn a 5-month-old female with developmental delay, seizures, hydronephrosis, ventriculomegaly, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. 1869
p.Asp868Alac.2603A>CSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicHoischen C7germlineIn a 10-month-old female with developmental delay, seizures, cardiac defects, hydronephrosis, microcephaly, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features.1868
p.Ser867Argc.2601C>ASchinzel-Giedion syndrome (atypical)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC27, Carvalho C1germlineIn a 4-year-old female with seizures, cardiac defects, scoliosis, microcephaly, and characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. In a 3-year-old female with developmental delay, seizures, vision impairment, mid-face retraction, upslanting palpebral fissures, and micro/retrognathia.2867
p.Glu862Lysc.2584G>ASchinzel-Giedion syndrome (atypical)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC28germlineIn a 6-year-old female with developmental delay, vision impairment, microcephaly, prominent forehead, mid-face retraction, and macrostomia. 1862
p.Thr873Ilec.2618C>TSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (atypical)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicAcuna-Hidalgo CC29germlineIn a 3-year-old male with developmental delay, cortical atrophy, and some characteristic Schinzel-Giedion facial features. 1873
p.P594Lfs*36c.1781delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicEising 2018 p2germlinedevelopmental delay and childhood apraxia of speech; late onset language use; listening comprehension scales standard scores <85; IQ lower extreme; oral expression scales standard scores <85; gross or fine motor impairment; oral nonverbal motor impairment; dysarthria1594
p.Asp900ThrfsTer61c.2697delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicDecipher: 370904germlinelikely loss of function1900
SETBP1 240.46 kb deletionhg19 18q12.3(42314546-42555001)SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicDecipher: 331454germlineDelayed speech and language development12000
p.Gly719GlufsTer65c.2156delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicDecipher: 281144, COM44, Jansen 2021 pt9germlineapraxia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, cognitive impairment, joint hypermobility1719
p.Ser854CysC.2561C>GSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedpathogenicDecipher: 258819, COM205germlineDelayed speech and language development, Intellectual disability, Joint hypermobility, Nephrocalcinosis, Velopharyngeal insufficiency, Widely spaced teeth2854
p.S854Fc.2561C>TSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedpathogenicPersonal or Family Member's Genetic Report, COM17, COM175unknownFailure to thrive, feeding problems, hypotonia from birth, epilepsy with continuous spike wave during slow-wave sleep and ESES EEG's, absence seizures, hemangiomas, regression, global developmental delay, ataxic gait, speech delay, recurrent fevers, GI issues. Pat2: milder impact no seizures2854
986.27 kb deletion including SETBP1hg19 18q12.3(42028936-43015201)SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicDecipher:253969, Filges p1germlineDelayed speech and language development, intellectual disability, distinctive facial features with an inverted triangle face, prominent forehead, ptosis with periorbital fullness, epicanthus and pointed chin22000
850 kb deletion including SETBP1hg18 18q12.3(40233803-41088224)SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicFilges p2germlineexpressive language delay, delayed motor development, difficulty concentrating, mild facial differences12000
p.Gln89Terc.265 C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicSimons VIP Registry 02-19-01, COM12germlineLow muscle tone, speech delay, delayed myelination189
p.Asp900Glyc.2699A>GSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheriteduncertain significanceSimons VIP Registry 02-19-02, COM11germline1900
p.Leu957Pro2870C>T/2870T>GSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedpathogenicSimons VIP Registry 02-19-03, COM14, Wong, COM220germline2957
p.xxxc.4000+2T>G intronic alterationSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicClinvar: 984999/COM19germlineThe alteration is predicted to abolish the native donor splice site. Alterations that disrupt the canonical splice donor site are typically deleterious in nature. Associated with moderate intellectual disability, scoliosis, cerebral palsy, hearing loss, vision problems, small in stature, pervasive developmental disorder, Sex: male, Ambry Genetics12000
p.q593*c.1777c>tSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicClient's Genetic Report, COM15, Jansen 2021 pt20germline1593
p.Arg530terc.1588C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicPersonal or Family Member's Genetic Report, Decipher: 305600, COM13, COM97, COM141, COM139, Patient report-COM149germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay. Abnormality of the palpebral fissures, Delayed fine motor development, Severe expressive language delay, Short attention span / Phenotype: hypotonia, delayed motor skills, sleep problems, vision problems and behavior challenges5530
p.Thr1387Mec.4160C>TSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheriteduncertain significanceCLINVAR: SCV000747634.1germlineSeizures (yes)
Delayed speech and language development (yes)
Macrocephalus (yes)
Joint laxity (yes)
Generalized joint laxity (yes)
11387
p.Trp222Terc.666G>ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000890566.1, COM41germlineThis variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay. 1222
p.Arg544Terc.1630C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000890848.1, COM42, , Jansen 2021 pt13, COM214germline The R544X nonsense variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay.2544
p.Arg1583GlyfsTer2c.4744delSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicDecipher: 267428, Other pathogenic deletion: 19:12634389-13265544
GRCh38
germlineDeep palmar crease, Intellectual disability, moderate, Large for gestational age, Macrocephaly at birth, Overgrowth, Prominent forehead, Sparse scalp hair, Spasticity11583
p.Tyr892Terc.2676C>GSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicDecipher: 304078germlineAbnormality of the pinna, Cognitive impairment, Delayed speech and language development, Hypertelorism, Mild global developmental delay, Prominent nasal bridge, Renal cyst, likely LOF1892
p.V610RfsX12c.1827dupCSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicPersonal or Family Member's Genetic Report, COM21germlineIndividual is heterozygous for a pathogenic variant in SETBP1 gene. c.18727dupC pathogenic variant has not been previously reported but is consistent with SETBP1 related disorder1610
372 kb deletion of SETBP1 & SLC14A2 & MicroRNA (MIR5319)hg18 18q12.3(40,786,241-41,158,305)SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicMarseglia 2012germlinea 15 year old male with adhd, autism, behavior challenges, speech delay, seizures, and social challenges12000
p.R889Xc.C2665TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicEising & Fisher 2015 germlinea female identified with childhood apraxia of speech, together with oral apraxia, dysarthria, moderate ID, seizures and motor impairments, de novo LoF mutation, ovel premature stop variant1889
p.Arg1146TrpC.3436C>TSETBP1-related disorderinheriteduncertain significancePersonal or Family Member's Genetic Report, COM 22unknownEpiSeek 12.17.1311146
p.H1167NC.3499C>ASETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheriteduncertain significanceCOM23germlinefemale, autism, GeneDX11167
p.Gln1210Gluc.3628C>GSETBP1-related disorderinheriteduncertain significanceCOM25germline11210
p.(Lys1437Glu)c.4309A>G SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicStrauss 2018 pt23, COMgermline11437
p.His930Thrfs*31c.xxxSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM68 (Personal or Family Member's Genetic Report)germline1930
p.Leu554fsc.1661delTSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCLINVARgermlineThis variant causes a frameshift starting with codon Leucine 554, changes this amino acid to an Arginine residue, and creates a premature Stop codon at position 26 of the new reading frame, denoted p.Leu554ArgfsX26. This variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay. 1554
p.Lys673fsc.2017_2018delAASETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM 70/CLINVAR: SCV001168395.1germlineThe c.2017_2018delAA variant causes a frameshift starting with codon Lysine 673, changes this amino acid to a Glutamic acid residue and creates a premature Stop codon at position 33 of the new reading frame, denoted p.Lys673GlufsX33. This variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay.1673
p.Asp757CysfsX23 c.2269_2281delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCLINVAR, COM71, COM202germlineThe c.2269_2281del13 variant causes a frameshift starting with codon Aspartic acid 757, changes this amino acid to a Cysteine residue, and creates a premature Stop codon at position 23 of the new reading frame, denoted p.Asp757CysfsX23. This variant is predicted to cause loss of normal protein function either through protein truncation or nonsense-mediated mRNA decay. 2757
Partial Deletion of SETBP1hg19 18q12.3(42225174-42304325)SETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCLINVARgermlinesubmitted by Quest Diagnostics Nichols Institute San Juan Capistrano12000
p.Gln178*c.532C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicSimons Searchlight/COM65germline1178
p.xxxc.487-1G>ASETBP1-related disorderinheriteduncertain significanceCLINVAR: SCV001815700.1, SCV000582113.4germlineThe inherited heterozygous c.487-1G>A splice site variant identified in the SETBP1 gene is located in intron 2 of 5 (at intron 2/exon 3 splice site). It destroys the canonical splice acceptor site and is predicted to cause abnormal splicing of SETBP1mRNA. This variant has been reported in ClinVar database as likely pathogenic (ClinVar ID: 429524). The variant has also been reported in a patient with ovarian serous cystadenocarcinoma with no mention of aneurological abnormality [PMID: 29625052]. The c.487-1G>A variant has 0.00005913 allele frequency in the gnomAD(v3) database (9 out of 152,212 heterozygous alleles). Given that the variant is inherited from asymptomatic parent, its presence in multiple individuals in gnomAD database which presumably doesn’t include patients affected with early onset disorders, lack of sufficient evidence of reduced penetrance, and in the absence of any functional studies, we interpret the c.487-1G>A splice site variant as a variant of uncertain significance in the context of an early onset neurological disorder. / Canonical splice site variant predicted to result in an in-frame deletion exon 3; Has not been previously published as pathogenic or benign to our knowledge; This variant is associated with the following publications: (PMID: 29625052)12000
p.Asp868Hisc.2602G>CSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000194892.1germline1868
p.Gly872Argc.2614G>ASchinzel-Giedion syndrome (atypical)de novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCLINVAR: SCV000747633.1unknownAbnormality of the nail
Cerebral atrophy
Atrial septal defect
Hydronephrosis
Hypospadias, penile
Large fontanelles
Midface retrusion
Teratoma
1872
p.Tyr1066Terc.3198C>ASETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCLINVAR: SCV001369498.1germlineIntellectual disability
Febrile seizures
11066
p.(Arg143Cys)c.427C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheriteduncertain significanceCOM26germline1143
p.Arg623fsc.1867_1871delSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM73germline1623
p. (Pro252Leufs * 91)c.755_756delinsTSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM74, Jansen 2021 pt12germline1252
p.R243LfsX98c.726_732delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM61, Jansen 2021 pt22germline1243
p.(Leu577GlnfsTer20)c.1730_1749delSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicLOVD3: 299426, Morgan 2021, pt20germline1577
p.Gly1268Leufs*26c.3770_3800dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicLOVD3: 368374, CLINVAR: SCV001446475.1 germlineIndividual: 00163908, Global developmental delay (HP:0001263); Muscular hypotonia (HP:0001252) / Muscular hypotonia (yes) Global developmental delay (yes) Delayed speech and language development (yes) Abnormality of the face (yes) EEG abnormality (yes)11268
p.(Tyr994Ter)c.2982C>GSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM59, Jansen 2021 pt24germline1994
p.(Arg891Glyfs*70)c.2671delSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicLOVD3: 144433germlineIndividual 144433, Intellectual disability (HP:0001249); Global developmental delay (HP:0001263)1891
p.(Arg67Trp)c.199C>TSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM84germline167
p.Glu734Alafs*18c.2199_2203delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicAspromonte (2019) 2274.01germlinemoderate intellectual disability, medium-severe attention deficit, expressive language disorder, dyspraxia. The boy also suffers from generalized anxiety disorder and shows oppositional-provocative behavioral traits.1734
p.His210Thrfsc.628delC SETBP1-HDinheritedpathogenicSilvia Souza da Costa & Profa. Dra. Carla Rosenberg study (2018)germline2 siblings have this and it was inherited through maternal germline mosaicism2210
p.G64Dc.191 G>ASETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheriteduncertain significancePersonal or Family Member's Genetic ReportunknownSpeech/Language delay. Autism like behavior.164
p.His1116Argc.3347A>GSETBP1-related disorderinheriteduncertain significanceLeonardi 2020 pt7germlinematernally inherited11116
p.Glu16fsc.44dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicClinvar: SCV001374145.1 (Invitae)germlineThis sequence change creates a premature translational stop signal (p.Glu16Argfs*47) in the SETBP1 gene. It is expected to result in an absent or disrupted protein product. This variant is not present in population databases (ExAC no frequency). This variant has not been reported in the literature in individuals with SETBP1-related conditions. Loss-of-function variants in SETBP1 are known to be pathogenic (PMID: 21037274, 25217958). For these reasons, this variant has been classified as Pathogenic.116
p.Gln186Terc.556C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicClinvar: SCV001434547.1, Zou 2021germlineintellectual disability present, submitted by Diagnostic Laboratory, Strasbourg University Hospital, epilepsy/partial seizure Zou 1186
p.Phe362fsc.1082_1083dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicClinvar: SCV001428814.1germline1362
p.Ser397Terc.1190C>ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicClinvar: SCV001428377.1germline1397
p.Glu472fsc.1414_1417delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicClinvar: SCV001450708.1germline1472
p.Gln809Terc.2425C>TSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicClinvar: SCV001150252.1germline1809
p.Tyr1051fsc.3151dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicClinvar: SCV001447024.1germlineStrabismus (yes)
Behavioral abnormality (yes)
Delayed speech and language development (yes)
Intellectual disability (yes)
11051
p.Pro839fsc.2516delSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicClinvar: SCV001434548.1germlineMacrocephaly (yes)
moderate intellectual disability (yes)
attention deficit (yes)
normal MRI (yes)
delayed walking (18 months old) (yes)
poor language (yes)
Age: 50-59 years
Sex: male
1839
p.Gly1052fsc.3155_3159delSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicClinvar: SCV001572320.1germline11052
p.Ser854Tyrc.2561C>ASETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicClinvar: SCV001451597.1germlineThe SETBP1 c.2561C>A (p.Ser854Tyr) variant is a missense variant. A literature search was performed for the gene, cDNA change, and amino acid change. No publications were found based on this search. This variant is not found in the Genome Aggregation Database in a region of good sequencing coverage, so the variant is presumed to be rare. The variant is located in exon 4, in the SKI homologous region, a domain that has been identified as a mutational hotspot associated with Schinzel-Giedion syndrome (Carvalho et al. 2015). Based on the identification of the variant in a de novo state, its location in a mutational hotspot, and its absence from the population databases, the p.Ser854Tyr variant is classified as likely pathogenic for Schinzel-Giedion syndrome.1854
p.1597TrpextTerc.4790_*9delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicSS registry, Clinvar: SCV001443654.1germline11597
p.I871Sc.xxxSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicSullivan 2020, COM101germlineFirst report of a forme-fruste phenotype in a patient with a pathogenic variant within the SGS hotspot on the SETBP1 gene. An echocardiogram and electrocardiogram were normal. Nephrology evaluation noted normal renal function, blood pressure, and renal ultrasound. She is now 7 years old and attending school in a special education classroom. She runs, climbs, and engages simple conversation. She displays a level of functioning that is reflective of moderate intellectual disability, with no regression. 2871
p.I871Sc.xxxxSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicTakeuchi 2015germline2871
p.Asp868Gluc.2604C>ASchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM103germlineatypical presentation1868
p.Asp868Tyrc.2602G>TSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM104germline1868
p.Lys435Gluc. 1303 A>GSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM118, COM213germline2435
p.T873Ac.xxxSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (atypical)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM99germline1873
p.Q1575RfsX5c.4723delCSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM98germline11575
p.D874fsc.2622delCSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicnot published COM96?germline1874
p.Lys624Argc.1871A>GSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM95germline1624
p.Glu734Alasfs19*c.2199_2203delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicLeondardi pt2germline1734
p.F894Xc.2681_2682deITTSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM93, COM154germline2894
p.Pro906Leuc.2717C>TSETBP1-related disorderinheriteduncertain significanceCOM91germline1906
p.Lys469Glnc.1405A>CSETBP1-related disorderinheriteduncertain significanceCOM90germline1469
p.Leu682Ilefs*9c.2044_2046delinsATSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicJansen 2021, pt3 & pt4germlineinheritance unknown (parents deceased, 2 unaffected sisters did not have mutation, & affected sister has same mutation), ages 50 and 64, mod-severe ID & communication issues, one has hand tremor, aggression, and impulsivity2682
p.Ser136Trpfs*12c.407_408delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicJansen 2021, pt 6germline1136
p.Pro906Argfs*56c.2716_2717insGGSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicJansen 2021, pt7 which is O'Roak 2012 12933.p1germlineAutism, ID (from O'Roak - in a 10-year-old male with severe autism, adhd, excessive clumsiness and coordination problems, likely lof)1906
p.Lys693Profs*86c.2076_2092delinsCSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicJansen 2021 pt 10, COM109germline1693
p.Lys152Trpfs*18c.453_454insTGGGSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM112, Jansen 2021 pt23germline7 month old Male - Main symptom currently is Hypotonia 1152
p.Arg615Terc.1843C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM116germline1615
p.Val1256Cysfs*28c.3765dupSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicJansen 2021, pt8germline11256
p.Gly1267Alafs*17c.3799_3800insCSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicMorgan et al 2021 pt13germline11267
p.Tyr1040*c.3120C>ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicMorgan 2021 pt14, COM164germline11040
p.(Ala113Leufs*94)c.337delGSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicMorgan 2021 pt15, COM177germline1113
p.(Arg142Valfs*7)c.422dupSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicMorgan 2021, pt22germline1142
p.(Gln135*)c.403C>TSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicMorgan 2021, pt25germline1135
p.Asp900Glyc.2699A>GSETBP1-HDinheriteduncertain significanceCOM123germline1900
p.Pro563fsc.1677_1686dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCLINVAR: SCV001440011.1germline1563
p.Leu802fsc.2406_2407delinsTSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicClinvar: 524SCV001434549.1germlineSevere intellectual disability1802
p.Met443fsc.1329delSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicClinvar: SCV001820865.1germline1443
p.Ser791fsc.2372_2387delSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicClinvar: SCV001762166.1germlineTall stature (yes)
Intellectual disability (yes)
Intention tremor (yes)
Sagittal craniosynostosis (yes)
Narrow palpebral fissure (yes)
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p.Ser973Cysc.2917A>TSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheriteduncertain significanceAnazi 2017/LOVD: 00361490germlineClinvar says VUS; however, LOVD states likely pathogenic due to the following reasons: AMG PS2,PM2,PP3 due to the stated paper1973
p.Ser214Lysfs*14c.xxxxSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM138germline1214
p.S167Vfs*40c.499de1SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM140germline1167
p.Arg623Lysfs*7c.1878delGSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCOM64germline1623
p.(Gly15Alafs*49) c.44delSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM143germline115
p.Lys469_Met470insTerc.1408delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicSimons Searchlight/GenomeConnect/COM, AmbrygermlineCaesarian section (yes)
Neonatal respiratory distress (yes)
Poor suck (yes)
Neonatal hypotonia (yes)
Abnormality of vision (yes)
Strabismus (yes)
Generalized hypotonia (yes)
Seizure precipitated by febrile infection (yes)
Otitis media (yes)
Failure to thrive (yes) /
Global developmental delay (yes)
Muscle weakness (yes)
Muscular hypotonia (yes)
Failure to thrive (yes)
Narrow palpebral fissure (yes)
Ptosis (yes)
Movement disorder (yes)
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65MB deletion of SETBP1, PIK3C3, RIT2, SYT4, SLC14A2 and other geneshg38 18q12.3 (39.823.856-42469.362) x1Proximal 18q-de novo/not inheritedpathogenicCutrupi 2016germlinehttp://www.thechild.it/archives/2016/1/index.php#8 (includes and references SETBP1 gene)12000
Deletion of SETBP1, LOC647946, PIK3C3, RIT2, SYT4, RIT2 and other genes18q12.2q12.3(34576844_43015201)x1Proximal 18q-de novo/not inheritedpathogenicJansen 2021germline12000
Deletion of SETBP1, PIK3C3, RIT2, SYT4, SLC14A2 and other genes18q12.3q21.1(39600614_45460709)x1Proximal 18q-de novo/not inheritedpathogenicJansen 2021germline12000
Partial Deletion of SETBP1NC_000018.9:g.(?_42519449_42567840_?)del SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicMorgan 2021germline12000
p.Val688fsc.2061dupCSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM147germline1688
p.Pro855Serc.2563 C>TSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowpathogenicCOM145germline1855
p.Ala1346Valc.4037C>TSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM142germline11346
p.S1332Pc.3994 T>CSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM143germline11332
p.Glu639Glyc.1916A>GSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM144germline1639
p.Gln211Argfs*132c.632delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicClinvar: 1302004/COM146germline1211
p.Lys425*c.1273A>TSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM127germline1425
p.Try1303*c.3909T>ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCOM126germline11303
p.Lys1413Gluc.4237A>GSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCOM150germlinein silico prediction analysis: deleterious mutation, likely pathogenic (ACMG)11413
p.Trp827*c.2480G>ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicClinvar: 1434259/COM151germline1827
p.(Glu545Aspfs*7)c.1630_1636delinsAGAGASETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM153germline1545
~2MB Deletion - 18q12.3 Deletion including 5 OMIM genes, SETBP1,SYT4, LINC01601, MIR4319, RIT2hg19 18q12.3(18:40058331-42735067)Proximal 18q-don't knowpathogenicCOM155germline12000
18q12.3 deletion 183 kb includes SETBP1N/ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM156germline12000
p.(ser540fs)c.1619delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM157germline1540
p.(Ser763*)c.2288_2289delinsGSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM158germline1763
p.P609Sc.1825 C>TSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM159germline1609
p.E286Rfs*47c.44dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM160germline1286
179kp deletion 18q12.3 contains part of SETBP1 & LINC01601hg19 18q12.3(42131941-42310517)SETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM161germline12000
p.Asp138Profs*10 c.408_409delSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM129germline1138
p.A549Tc.1645 G>ASETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM128germline1549
p.Ser444Argc.1332C>GSETBP1-related disorderinheritedlikely pathogenicWong et al 2022germline1444
p.Val657Alac.1970T>CSETBP1-related disorderinheritedlikely pathogenicWong et al 2022germline1657
p.Thr962delc.2885_2887del(CCA)SETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicWong et al 2022germlinein-frame deletion, severe speech delay, inability to walk, tonic-clonic seizures, bilateral ptosis and had surgery to the right upper eyelid, left strabismus surgery, round face, blepharophimosis, hypertelorism and a short nose with a bulbous tip1962
p.Pro208Glnfs*135c.623delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM162germline1208
p.Tyr1263*c.3788dupSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM166germline11263
p.Lys106*c.314_315dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM167germline1106
p.Ala1245fsc.3731dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCLINVAR: 1320239germlineDelayed fine motor development (present) , Motor delay (present) , Dolichocephaly (present) , Delayed speech and language development (present) , Intellectual disability (present) , Cerebellar ataxia (present) , Delayed gross motor development (present) , Macrocephalus (present) , Intellectual disability (present) , Generalized hypotonia (present)11245
p.Asp1470fsc.4409delSETBP1-HDdon't knowuncertain significanceCLINVAR: VCV001307970.1germlineNot observed in large population cohorts (Lek et al., 2016); Frameshift variant predicted to result in protein truncation as the last 127 amino acids are lost and replaced with 21 incorrect amino acids, although loss-of-function variants have not been reported downstream of this position in the protein; Has not been previously published as pathogenic or benign to our knowledge11470
p.Arg1549fsc.4645delSETBP1-HDdon't knowuncertain significanceCLINVAR: VCV000452362.4germlineGeneDX: Frameshift variant predicted to result in protein truncation as the last 48 amino acids are lost and replaced with 30incorrect amino acids, although loss-of-function variants have not been reported downstream of this position in the protein; Has not been previously published as pathogenic or benign to our knowledge.1549
p.Lys1425Terc.4273A>T SETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCLINVAR: 1333328germline3billion: Stop-gained (nonsense): predicted to result in a loss or disruption of normal protein function through protein truncation. The predicted truncated protein may be shortened by more than 10% (PVS1_S). It is not observed in the gnomAD v2.1.1 dataset (PM2_M). Therefore, this variant is classified as likely pathogenic according to the recommendation of ACMG/AMP guideline
Aphasia (present) , Global developmental delay (present) , Intellectual disability, moderate (present)
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p.Gln1566Terc.4696C>TSETBP1-HDdon't knowuncertain significanceCLINVAR: VCV001460993.1germlineInvitae: This sequence change creates a premature translational stop signal (p.Gln1566*) in the SETBP1 gene. While this is not anticipated to result in nonsense mediated decay, it is expected to disrupt the last 31 amino acid(s) of the SETBP1 protein. This variant is not present in population databases (ExAC no frequency). This variant has not been reported in the literature in individuals affected with SETBP1-related conditions. Experimental studies and prediction algorithms are not available or were not evaluated, and the functional significance of this variant is currently unknown. In summary, the available evidence is currently insufficient to determine the role of this variant in disease. Therefore, it has been classified as a Variant of Uncertain Significance.1566
p.Leu960Argc.2879T>GSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCLINVAR: VCV001065614.2germlineSubmitter: Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, Manipal Academy of Higher Education

Intellectual disability, autosomal dominant 29
(Autosomal dominant inheritance)
Affected status: yes
Allele origin: de novo
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p.Ser893_Phe894insTerc.2681_2682delSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCLINVAR: VCV001338934.1germlineNonsense variant predicted to result in protein truncation or nonsense mediated decay in a gene for which loss-of-function is a known mechanism of disease; Not observed at significant frequency in large population cohorts (gnomAD); Has not been previously published as pathogenic or benign to our knowledge893
p.Val610ArgfsTer12c.1823_1824insCSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicDECIPHER: 388590germlinePhenotype: Delayed speech and language development; Global developmental delay; Ichthyosis; Seizure; Short attention span; Short lingual frenulum; Speech apraxia610
p.Lys1136ArgfsTer2c.3403​delSETBP1-HDinheritedlikely pathogenicDECIPHER: 306398. DECIPHER: 306397germline306398: Phenotype: Broad chin; Broad face; Downslanted palpebral fissures; High palate; Long face; Severe global developmental delay, 306397: Phenotype: Delayed speech and language development; High myopia; High palate; Mandibular prognathia; Round face; Severe global developmental delay; Short toe21136
p.Leu1035Terc.3104T​>ASETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicDECIPHER: 480287/COM185 (pathogenic c.3104dup)germlinePhenotype: Delayed speech and language development; Gait ataxia; Motor delay1035
p.Pro1539Serc.4615C>TSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM169germlineASD - high functioning1539
18q12.3 deletion 93 kb within SETBP1hg19 18q12.3(42,524,597_42,617,993)x1SETBP1-HDinheritedpathogenicZhang 2022germlineChild: At 2 years of age, the child underwent the Gessell examination, which indicated intellectual disability (intelligence quotient¼76) and language disorder (development quotient¼67).
Parent: 28-year-old with intellectual disability and language disorder
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p.Val81Glyfs*33c.242_243delSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM170germline
p.Gly242AlafsTer101c.xxxSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCOM171germline
p.Ser867Asnc.2600G>ASETBP1-related disorderdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM174germlineIndividual does not have SGS. Symptoms align with SETBP1-HD.867
p.Glu858Lysc.2572G>ASETBP1-related disorderdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM173germlineInborn genetic diseases (yes)
Neurologic (child onset) (yes)
MR/ID/DD (yes)
prominent forehead
hypotonia (yes)
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p. Phe177leufs*26c.528_540deSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM178germline1177
p.Ser1201Argfs*50c.3603_3606delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM179germline11201
p.Arg44fs c.128_131delACAGSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM180germline144
p.Ala374fs c.1119delSETBP1-HDinheritedpathogenicCOM184germline1374
p.Ser247Thrfs*96c.740delSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM181germline1247
p.S877Rc.2631C>ASETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicLiu et al (2022)germlineShe was found to have a motor and language development delay at 2 years old. The patient was born after 39 weeks with a normal gestation history. Facial features, including a prominent forehead, midface hypoplasia and protruding tongue. Brain MRI at 8 months of age showed delayed myelination of brain white matter and enlargement of the lateral ventricle, and the bilateral frontotemporal extracerebral space was significantly widened. Her karyotype analysis revealed normal results.877
18q12.3(42202431_43059665)x1c.xxxSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM188germline
p.D575Vfs*4c.1724_1727delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicWang 2023 pt 1germline"The patient was referred for mental retardation, expressive and receptive language skills impairment and specific facial features (Fig. 1A, B). The patient was 156 cm in height and 49 kg in weigh. She was pregnant and the fetus was found abnormal lateral fissure in the brain, born the second child of healthy unrelated Chinese parents with one healthy brother after an uneventful term pregnancy. After birth, the patient can erect her head at 3 months, sit alone at the age of 6 months, and walk independently at 1 year and 5 months. Her language development was extremely backward so that she could only say two simple words: father and mother as of now. She also had the stereotyped movement of touching her lower lip. From the physical examination results, we noted her peculiar facial features: long face, high forehead, small palpebral fissures with ptosis, bilateral epicanthal folds, broad nasal tip, thin upper lip, fleshy lower lip and blush on both cheeks. No obvious abnormalities were found in routine blood test, routine coagulation test, cardiac color ultrasound and digestive system ultrasound."575
p.Asn876Lysc.2628C>ASETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCOM190germline876
p.His917ThrfsTer44c.2749delSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM189germline917
p.Trp1242*c.3725G>ASETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM192, Clinvar: SCV003921045.1germlineIntellectual disability, autosomal dominant 29
Affected status: yes
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p.Thr541Ilec.1622C>TSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM193germline1541
p.Thr541Ilec.1622C>TSETBP1-related disorderinheriteduncertain significanceCOM194germline1541
p.H602Yc.1804C>TSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCOM:196germline1602
p.D757Hc.2269 G>CSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM197germline1757
p.E844Kc.2530 G>ASETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM198germline1844
p.V235Fc.703 G>TSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM199germline1235
p.AIa408Thrc.1222G>ASETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM200germline1408
p.Pro855Thrc.2563C>ASETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM201germline1855
p.Asp316TrpfsTer28c.942_943insGTSETBP1-HDinheritedpathogenicWang, Le etc al 2023germlineProband was a woman aged 27 with moderate ID and language delay. She is the third child of non-consanguineous parents. Her 29-year-old sister had the same symptoms, while her 31-year-old sister was healthy and had a normal cognition. Her mother also had the same mutation and normal MRI. Proband, middle sister and mother presented with the same symptoms. "Novel SETBP1 mutation in a Chinese family with intellectual disability"
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6.21-Mb deletion at 18q12.3q21.1 which includes many genes including RIT2, SYT4, SETBP1, SLC14A2, EPG5, KATNAL2 and other geneshg19 18q12.3q21.1(39747201-45955757)Proximal 18q-de novo/not inheritedpathogenicWang, R et al 2018 (Application of chromosome microarray analysis in patients with unexplained developmental delay/intellectual disability in South China)germlineCase BY935 is a six-year-and-one-month-old female with ID and facial
dysmorphism
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p.Gly1172Valc.3515G>TSETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceAlagöz, M et al 2019germlineAtypical autistic behavior, delayed speech and language development, and intellectual disability. The eight-year-old patient has no history of seizures and no consanguineous marriage in his family.11172
p.Ala290Serc. 868G>T SETBP1-related disorderdon't knowuncertain significanceCOM203, LOVD3 ID: 00316194germline2290
p.S1296Efs*4c.3884dupSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM204germline11296
p.S269Rfs*9c.802_807delinsGSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicPersonal or Family Member's Genetic Reportunknowngenotype-phenotype matching . Could you please emphasize on your website that SETBP1-HD and SETBP-1 related disorder are different entities? Thanks
p.S869Gc.2605A > GSchinzel-Giedion syndrome (classic)de novo/not inheritedpathogenicYang 2022germline1869
18q12.3(chr18:42407013_42453303)x1c.xxxSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM209germline12000
p.Leu960Proc.2879T>CSETBP1-related disorderde novo/not inheriteduncertain significanceCOM210germline1960
p.Arg421LysfsTer5c.1261dupSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM211germline1421
p.Ser344Aspfs*18c.1030_1034delSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCOM212germline1344
p.Gln766*c.2296C>TSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM215germline1766
p.Pro1526fsc.4575_4578delACCGSETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedlikely pathogenicCOM216germline11526
p.Ala694fsc.2083dupCSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM216germline1694
p.Gln965_Phe967delc.2893_2910delSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM217germline12000
SETBP1 Partial Deletion (Exon 2)c.333_486+171delSETBP1-HDdon't knowlikely pathogenicCOM218germline12000
p.Arg914fsc.2740delCSETBP1-HDdon't knowpathogenicCOM206germline1914
p.Ser932AlafsTer29c.2794del SETBP1-HDde novo/not inheritedpathogenicCOM219germline1932

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