Table 1.

Comparison of clinical and phenotypic features between Cornelia de Lange syndrome and in Pds5B−/− mice

CdLSa (%)Pds5B−/− mice (%)
Growth retardation ∼100 100 
Mental retardation ND 
Microcephaly (small head) 93 100 
Ptosis 100b 
Thin upper lip 
Micrognathia 84 
Cleft palate 75 
Micromelia (small hands and feet) 93 100 
Limb-reduction defects/oligodactyly 27 
Genital hypoplasia (arrested development) 57 100c 
Gastrointestinal abnormalities 70d 
Hearing loss 60 ND 
Heart defects 14 60 
Sister chromatid cohesion defects e − 
CdLSa (%)Pds5B−/− mice (%)
Growth retardation ∼100 100 
Mental retardation ND 
Microcephaly (small head) 93 100 
Ptosis 100b 
Thin upper lip 
Micrognathia 84 
Cleft palate 75 
Micromelia (small hands and feet) 93 100 
Limb-reduction defects/oligodactyly 27 
Genital hypoplasia (arrested development) 57 100c 
Gastrointestinal abnormalities 70d 
Hearing loss 60 ND 
Heart defects 14 60 
Sister chromatid cohesion defects e − 

The frequency of the feature is indicated by numbers; otherwise, `+'indicates the feature has been reported or observed multiple times and`−' indicates that the feature has not been reported or observed. aData from Jackson et al.(Jackson et al., 1993); bSuperior cervical ganglion defects that can result in ptosis; cGerm cell depletion; dEnteric nervous system defects; eData from Tonkin et al.(Tonkin et al., 2004); ND, not determined; CdLS, Cornelia de Lange syndrome.

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