Clinical implications of SCN 1A missense and truncation variants in a large Japanese cohort with Dravet syndrome

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OBJECTIVE: Two major classes of SCN1A variants are associated with Dravet syndrome (DS): those that result in haploinsufficiency (truncating) and those that result in an amino acid substitution (missense). The aim of this retrospective study was to describe the first large cohort of Japanese patients with SCN1A mutation-positive DS (n = 285), and investigate the relationship between variant (type and position)...

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