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Evidence for a low-penetrant extended phenotype of RTPS1 from a kindred with gain of SMARCB1 exon 6

2021-02-15

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We report on a long-term survivor of an atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor (ATRT-TYR) as an index patient, who carries a SMARCB1 exon 6 gain inherited from his father. The father was diagnosed with an unusual sequence of a myxopapillary INI1-negative ependymoma and a relapsing BRAF V600 wild type hairy-cell leukemia. He has two yet healthy sisters aged 33 and 38 years carrying the same variant, from which one had lo...

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36d51083-a483-5205-8859-9cc01b503d14
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10.22541/au.161335227.74314484/v1
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