Table 2 Additional RCL1 copy number losses: cases from academic medical centers.

From: RCL1 copy number variants are associated with a range of neuropsychiatric phenotypes

Case #

Inheritance

Start (hg19)

End (hg19)

Size

Copy number change

Age

Phenotype

Toronto SickKids*

1

Paternal

4,767,677

4,869,801

102 kb

Loss

Not available

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), inherited from father

2

Unknown, seen in sibling (unknown phenotype)

4,542,988

4,999,498

457 kb

Loss

Not available

Developmental delay, 2q13 duplication

3

Unknown

4,504,448

5,510,644

1006 kb

Loss

Not available

Schizophrenia

4

Unknown

203,861

6,648,114

6,444,253

Loss

Not available

Developmental delay

5

Unknown

4,611,869

6,144,065

1,532,196

Loss

Not available

Developmental delay, ASD

Baylor genetics

6

Paternal

4,744,770

5,037,925

293 kb

Loss

19 years

ASD, seizure disorder

7

Paternal

4,428,574

4,979,623

551 kb

Loss

6 years

Moderate developmental delay, intellectual disability, dysmorphic features

8

Unknown

4,428,574

4,979,623

551 kb

Loss

0 months

Congenital heart defect, small deletion of PABPC4L

9

Unknown

4,781,753

5,015,889

234 kb

Loss

4 months

Dysmorphic features, cleft lip and palate

  1. *SickKids samples were either unpublished clinical samples or those from their publications [69, 70].