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Phenotypic variability and Gastrointestinal Manifestations/Interventions for growth in Ogden syndrome (also known as <i>NAA10</i>-related Syndrome)

2022-03-18

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Our study of 61 children with Ogden Syndrome, an X-linked disorder due to NAA10 gene mutations, demonstrated a high prevalence of growth failure, with weight and height percentiles often in the failure-to-thrive diagnostic range; although dramatic weight fluctuations and phenotypic variability is evidenced in the growth parameters of this population. Although never previously explored in depth, the gastrointestina...

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62cf5dde-ad2f-552c-aafd-b3e5af9703fa
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10.1101/2022.03.16.22272517
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