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Case Report

Greig cephalopolysyndactyly (GCPS) contiguous gene syndrome in a boy with a 14 Mb deletion in region 7p13-14 caused by a paternal balanced insertion (5; 7)

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Pages 19-22 | Published online: 18 Nov 2008

Figures & data

Figure 1 A) Facial view of the patient with GCPS-CGS at the age of 6 years. Note, broad nasal root and skull abnormality. B) and C) right and left foot with polydactyly and syndactyly.

Figure 1 A) Facial view of the patient with GCPS-CGS at the age of 6 years. Note, broad nasal root and skull abnormality. B) and C) right and left foot with polydactyly and syndactyly.

Table 1 Genotype analysis in the GCPS-CGS interval

Figure 2 A and B G-banded chromosomes 5 (left pair) and 7 (right pair) of the proband A) and his father B). In the proband, both chromosomes 5 show an inconspicious banding pattern, whereas one chromosome 7 (right homologue) shows an interstitial deletion of the short arm. In the father, a derivative chromosome 5 (right homologue) with an insertional translocation to the long arm was detected in addition to a deleted chromosome 7 (right homologue). C) examples of FISH experiments on chromosomes 5 (left pair) and 7 (right pair) of the proband’s father. The insertional translocation is highlighted with YAC 944c06 from 7p14.2. The subtelomeric 5q probe in red is distal to YAC 944c06 in green on the derivative chromosome 5 (right homologue). On the derivative chromosome 7, YAC 944c06 is missing, but YAC 959b03 (in red) is present at 7p14.3. D) schematic representation of breakpoints of chromosomal region 7p13 to 7p14. Microsatellite markers and YACs used for FISH characterization of the deletion are depicted along with a selection of genes located within the deleted region (boxed). Microsatellite markers present are depicted in bold. The minimal extent of the deletion is set in grey.

Figure 2 A and B G-banded chromosomes 5 (left pair) and 7 (right pair) of the proband A) and his father B). In the proband, both chromosomes 5 show an inconspicious banding pattern, whereas one chromosome 7 (right homologue) shows an interstitial deletion of the short arm. In the father, a derivative chromosome 5 (right homologue) with an insertional translocation to the long arm was detected in addition to a deleted chromosome 7 (right homologue). C) examples of FISH experiments on chromosomes 5 (left pair) and 7 (right pair) of the proband’s father. The insertional translocation is highlighted with YAC 944c06 from 7p14.2. The subtelomeric 5q probe in red is distal to YAC 944c06 in green on the derivative chromosome 5 (right homologue). On the derivative chromosome 7, YAC 944c06 is missing, but YAC 959b03 (in red) is present at 7p14.3. D) schematic representation of breakpoints of chromosomal region 7p13 to 7p14. Microsatellite markers and YACs used for FISH characterization of the deletion are depicted along with a selection of genes located within the deleted region (boxed). Microsatellite markers present are depicted in bold. The minimal extent of the deletion is set in grey.