Table 2 Rare inherited CNVs and CNVs of unknown inheritance.

From: Genome-wide identification of disease-causing copy number variations in 450 individuals with anorectal malformations

Individuals

Inherited CNVs

First and last deleted SNP

Size

Type

Genes within CNV

Individual 5

del2p13.2

Chr2:72.623.204-72.939.279

316,076 bp

Deletion

EXOC6B

Individuals 6 and 7

dup2p13.2

Chr2:72.882.934-73.015.587

132,654 bp

Duplication

EXOC6B

Individual 8

del4p16.2

Chr4:5.162.593-5.427.691

265,099 bp

Deletion

STK32B

Individual 9

del7q31.33

Chr7:126.392.369-126.439.453

47,085 bp

Deletion

GRM8

Individual 10

dup17q12

Chr17:33.786.176-33.968.102

181,927 bp

Duplication

AP2B1, LINC02001, LOC107985033, PEX12, SLFN12L, SLFN14, SNORD7

CNV of unknown inheritance

Individual 11

del9p24.1

Chr9:4.973.080-5.000.904

27,825 bp

Deletion

JAK2

  1. Individual 10 presented with ARM in form of a perineal fistula. He carried a 181.925 bp maternally inherited duplication of chromosomal region dup17q1.