Concomitant 1q42.13-q44 Duplication and 14q32.33 Deletion: A Case Report and Review of Literature

Fang Xu, PhD, Fengxiang Wei, BS, Brittany Grommisch, BSc, Hui Z Zhang, PhD, MD, Peining Li, PhD

Abstract


Duplications of 1q concomitant with other chromosomal deletions are rare conditions in association with compound phenotypes. We present a case with a duplication of 1q42.13-q44 and a deletion at 14q32.33 and perform a comprehensive review on relevant cases of simple or concomitant duplications involving distal 1q42-qter region. The patient was a 1-year-old boy with delayed mental development, relative macrocephaly, brain and facial deformities, hypotonia, and minor dilation of ascending aorta. Cytogenomic analyses revealed a derivative chromosome 14 with a 21.4 Mb duplication of 1q42.13-q44 and a 2.8 Mb deletion at 14q32.33. This derivative chromosome was inherited from his mother who is a carrier of a balanced translocation between 1q42.13 and 14q32.33. This patient presents compound phenotypes from the distal 1q42 duplication and 14q32.3 terminal deletion. Review of reported cases with duplications of 1q42-qter revealed that approximately 22% were de novo cases and 78% were familial cases from a maternal or a paternal carrier of a balanced translocation. Pedigrees from familial carriers of a balanced translocation involving 1q42 showed an increased risk up to 35% for spontaneous abortion. Thorough clinical assessment of compound phenotypes and follow up study on both parents are recommended for cases with concomitant 1q42-qter duplication and other chromosomal deletions.

[N A J Med Sci. 2017;10(2):56-60.   DOI:  10.7156/najms.2017.1002056]


Keywords


1q42.13-q44 duplication, 14q32.33 deletion, compound phenotypes

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