Research Article
Identification of a Novel Homozygous Missense (c.443A>T:p.N148I) Mutation in BBS2 in a Kashmiri Family with Bardet-Biedl Syndrome
Table 2
A brief diagnostic assessment of both patients.
| | Case I (IV-2) | Case II (IV-3) |
| Sex/age (years) | F/28 | M/26 | Height (cm)/weight (kg) | 146/71 | 150/73.5 | Major phenotypes | | | Retinitis pigmentosa | + | + | Obesity | + | + | Hypogonadism | + | + | Polydactyly (feet) | + | — | Polydactyly (hands) | + | + | Renal anomalies | + | + | Cognitive impairment | + | + | Minor phenotypes | | | Hearing loss | — | — | Menstruation in female | Yes | — | Micro penis | — | Yes | Syndactyly | — | — | Diabetes mellitus | + | + | Heart problems | — | — | Hearing loss | — | — | Tooth pattern | Irregular | Irregular | Short neck, low nose bridge | + | + | Speech development | Delay | Delay | Growth condition | Normal | Normal | Behavioral expression | Hyperactive | Hyperactive | Eyesight | Weak | Weak | Facial morphology | Normal | Normal |
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