An N-terminal WT1 mutation (P181S) in an XY patient with ambiguous genitalia, normal testosterone production, absence of kidney disease and associated heart defect: enlarging the phenotypic spectrum of WT1 defects.

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OBJECTIVE: This study reports the clinical and molecular data of an XY patient with a very unusual phenotype due to a Wilms' tumor-suppressor (WT1) gene mutation. The genotype-phenotype relationship of different WT1 mutations is then discussed. PATIENT: The patient presented at birth with micropenis, severe hypospadias and cryptorchidism. Normal androgen production and an absence of clinical response to a...

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