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Joubert syndrome

3 article(s) in the watch · Constitutional genetics

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8/10

Clinical and functional characterization of a novel homozygous non-canonical splice mutation (c.1910-15_1910-11delinsTTACA) in CEP290 causing Joubert syndrome.

Joubert syndrome

Gén.16 June 2026
6/10

Breakpoint-level characterization of a novel CEP290 tandem duplication in trans with a pathogenic splice-site variant in a patient with Leber congenital amaurosis.

Leber congenital amaurosis, early-onset retinal degeneration

Gén.28 July 2026
5/10

Identification of a Duplication in the RP17 Locus in an Individual With Pathogenic CEP290 Variants: Implications for RP17 Variant Classification.

Cone dystrophy

Gén.4 August 2026

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