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Multicenter experience of Kabuki syndrome: a case series of eight patients including three novel KMT2D variants and a brief review.
Neurogenetics - 9 May 2026
Ozcelik Firat, Duman Nilgun, Kiraz Aslihan, Oz Ozlem, Demir Mikail, Dogan Alper, Ozturk Selcan, Cicek Dilek, Trabzon Gul Direk, Ozkul Yusuf, Per Huseyin, Dundar Munis
Abstract excerpt
Kabuki syndrome is a rare disorder characterized by growth retardation, distinctive craniofacial features, intellectual disability, and congenital anomalies that can affect various systems. Disease-causing variants in KMT2D and KDM6A, two genes that regulate transcription via histone modifications, are responsible for most of the cases. We retrospectively reviewed the medical records and molecular studies of...
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