A 12-month-old with hypotonia and developmental delays
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Abstract
This data shows the references cited in the case report for the diagnosis of a 12-month-old girl who was referred to the pediatric neuromuscular clinic for evaluation of hypotonia and weakness and ultimately found to have 2 variants of uncertain significance in the NFU1 gene (NM _001002755.2 c.398T>C; p.Leu133Pro and NM _001002755.2 c.299C>G; p.Ala100Gly). Biochemical testing including CSF metabolomics confirmed her diagnosis of NFU1-related multiple mitochondrial dysfunctions syndrome (type 1).
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