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WHSUS MCID: WHT019 MIFTS: 35	White-Sutton Syndrome (WHSUS) Categories: Fetal diseases, Genetic diseases, Mental diseases, Neuronal diseases, Rare diseases
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Aliases & Classifications for White-Sutton Syndrome

MalaCards integrated aliases for White-Sutton Syndrome:

Name: White-Sutton Syndrome ⁵⁸ ¹² ²⁶ ⁷⁶ ³⁰ ⁶ ¹⁵ ¹⁷

Whsus ⁵⁸ ¹² ²⁶ ⁷⁶

Mrd37 ⁵⁸ ¹² ²⁶ ⁷⁶

Mental Retardation, Autosomal Dominant 37 ⁵⁸ ²⁶ ⁷⁶

Intellectual Disability-Microcephaly-Strabismus-Behavioral Abnormalities Syndrome ⁶⁰

Mental Retardation, Autosomal Dominant 37; Mrd37 ⁵⁸

Autosomal Dominant Mental Retardation 37 ¹²

White-Sutton Syndrome ) ⁴¹

Characteristics:

OMIM:

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Inheritance:
autosomal dominant

Miscellaneous:
onset in infancy or early childhood
variable features
de novo mutations

HPO:

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white-sutton syndrome:
Inheritance autosomal dominant inheritance

Classifications:

MalaCards categories:
Global: Genetic diseases Fetal diseases Rare diseases
Anatomical: Neuronal diseases Mental diseases

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Orphanet: ⁶⁰

Rare neurological diseases

Developmental anomalies during embryogenesis

External Ids:

Disease Ontology ¹² DOID:0070067

OMIM ⁵⁸ 616364

MeSH ⁴⁵ D008607

Orphanet ⁶⁰ ORPHA468678

MedGen ⁴³ C4225351 CN230318

SNOMED-CT via HPO ⁷⁰ 102968003 109504005 128602000 more

EFO ¹⁷ EFO_0009079

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Summaries for White-Sutton Syndrome

Genetics Home Reference : ²⁶ White-Sutton syndrome is a disorder that causes intellectual disability, specific facial features, and other signs and symptoms affecting various parts of the body. Most affected individuals have features of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a varied condition characterized by impaired social skills, communication problems, and repetitive behaviors. However, in White-Sutton syndrome these features can occur along with other characteristics that are unusual in people with ASD, such as an overly friendly demeanor.

MalaCards based summary : White-Sutton Syndrome, also known as whsus, is related to mental retardation and microcephaly with pontine and cerebellar hypoplasia and glycine encephalopathy. An important gene associated with White-Sutton Syndrome is POGZ (Pogo Transposable Element Derived With ZNF Domain). Related phenotypes are abnormality of cardiovascular system morphology and low-set ears

Disease Ontology : ¹² An autosomal dominant non-syndromic intellectual disability that has material basis in an autosomal dominant mutation of POGZ on chromosome 1q21.3.

OMIM : ⁵⁸ White-Sutton syndrome is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by delayed psychomotor development apparent in infancy and a characteristic constellation of dysmorphic facial features. Additional features may include hypotonia, sensorineural hearing impairment, visual defects, joint laxity, and gastrointestinal difficulties, such as poor feeding (summary by White et al., 2016). A significant number of patients have autism or autistic features (summary by Stessman et al., 2016). (616364)

UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot : ⁷⁶ White-Sutton syndrome: A mental retardation syndrome characterized by developmental delay, intellectual disability, hypotonia, behavioral abnormalities, and dysmorphic facial features. Variable features include short stature, microcephaly, strabismus and hearing loss.

Wikipedia : ⁷⁷ White Sutton syndrome (WHSUS) is a rare neurodevelopmental disorder that affects different systems of... more...

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Related Diseases for White-Sutton Syndrome

Diseases related to White-Sutton Syndrome via text searches within MalaCards or GeneCards Suite gene sharing:

#	Related Disease	Score	Top Affiliating Genes
1	mental retardation and microcephaly with pontine and cerebellar hypoplasia	10.2	JAKMIP1 POGZ
2	glycine encephalopathy	10.1	GLDC JAKMIP1
3	cardiofaciocutaneous syndrome 1	10.0	JAKMIP1 MAP2K2
4	autosomal dominant non-syndromic intellectual disability	10.0	JAKMIP1 POGZ
5	hypertelorism	10.0	MECP2 POGZ
6	syndromic intellectual disability	10.0	MECP2 POGZ
7	visual epilepsy	9.9	MECP2 POGZ
8	alacrima, achalasia, and mental retardation syndrome	9.7	KDM5C MECP2
9	mowat-wilson syndrome	9.7	JAKMIP1 POGZ ZEB2
10	microcephaly	9.6	MECP2 POGZ ZEB2

Graphical network of the top 20 diseases related to White-Sutton Syndrome:

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Symptoms & Phenotypes for White-Sutton Syndrome

Human phenotypes related to White-Sutton Syndrome:

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#	Description	HPO Frequency	HPO Source Accession
1	abnormality of cardiovascular system morphology ³³	occasional (7.5%)	HP:0030680
2	low-set ears ³³		HP:0000369
3	short neck ³³		HP:0000470
4	high palate ³³		HP:0000218
5	intellectual disability ³³		HP:0001249
6	constipation ³³		HP:0002019
7	self-injurious behavior ³³		HP:0100716
8	mandibular prognathia ³³		HP:0000303
9	behavioral abnormality ³³		HP:0000708
10	global developmental delay ³³		HP:0001263
11	depressed nasal bridge ³³		HP:0005280
12	microcephaly ³³		HP:0000252
13	optic atrophy ³³		HP:0000648
14	short stature ³³		HP:0004322
15	abnormality of visual evoked potentials ³³		HP:0000649
16	gastroesophageal reflux ³³		HP:0002020
17	brachycephaly ³³		HP:0000248
18	feeding difficulties ³³		HP:0011968
19	strabismus ³³		HP:0000486
20	abnormal electroretinogram ³³		HP:0000512
21	myopia ³³		HP:0000545
22	joint laxity ³³		HP:0001388
23	short philtrum ³³		HP:0000322
24	open mouth ³³		HP:0000194
25	brachydactyly ³³		HP:0001156
26	downturned corners of mouth ³³		HP:0002714
27	broad nasal tip ³³		HP:0000455
28	pointed chin ³³		HP:0000307
29	midface retrusion ³³		HP:0011800
30	rod-cone dystrophy ³³		HP:0000510
31	iris coloboma ³³		HP:0000612
32	astigmatism ³³		HP:0000483
33	generalized hypotonia ³³		HP:0001290
34	hypoplasia of the corpus callosum ³³		HP:0002079
35	cerebral atrophy ³³		HP:0002059
36	posteriorly rotated ears ³³		HP:0000358
37	hypoglycemic seizures ³³		HP:0002173
38	hypermetropia ³³		HP:0000540
39	bilateral sensorineural hearing impairment ³³		HP:0008619
40	abnormality of the outer ear ³³		HP:0000356
41	facial hypotonia ³³		HP:0000297
42	cerebral visual impairment ³³		HP:0100704

Symptoms via clinical synopsis from OMIM:

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Head And Neck Ears:
low-set ears
posteriorly rotated ears
sensorineural hearing loss (in some patients)

Neurologic Central Nervous System:
intellectual disability
delayed psychomotor development
sleep difficulties

Neurologic Behavioral Psychiatric Manifestations:
self-injurious behavior
autistic features

Head And Neck Eyes:
optic atrophy
strabismus
myopia
rod-cone dystrophy
astigmatism
more

Skeletal:
joint laxity

Head And Neck Mouth:
open mouth
high-arched palate
downturned corners of the mouth

Head And Neck Nose:
broad nasal tip
flat nasal bridge

Cardiovascular Heart:
congenital heart defects (1 patient)

Head And Neck Neck:
short neck

Abdomen Gastrointestinal:
constipation
gastroesophageal reflux
feeding difficulties

Head And Neck Head:
microcephaly
brachycephaly

Growth Height:
short stature

Head And Neck Face:
short philtrum
pointed chin
midface hypoplasia
prognathism
hypotonic facies
more

Skeletal Hands:
brachydactyly

Muscle Soft Tissue:
hypotonia

Clinical features from OMIM:

616364

MGI Mouse Phenotypes related to White-Sutton Syndrome:

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#	Description	MGI Source Accession	Score	Top Affiliating Genes
1	cardiovascular system	MP:0005385	9.72	GLDC KDM5C KMT2D MAP2K2 MECP2
2	craniofacial	MP:0005382	9.65	GLDC KMT2D MAP2K2 MECP2 ZEB2
3	embryo	MP:0005380	9.55	GLDC KDM5C KMT2D MECP2 ZEB2
4	growth/size/body region	MP:0005378	9.43	GLDC KDM5C KMT2D MAP2K2 MECP2 ZEB2
5	nervous system	MP:0003631	9.1	GLDC JAKMIP1 KDM5C KMT2D MECP2 ZEB2

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Drugs & Therapeutics for White-Sutton Syndrome

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Genetic Tests for White-Sutton Syndrome

Genetic tests related to White-Sutton Syndrome:

#	Genetic test	Affiliating Genes
1	White-Sutton Syndrome ³⁰	POGZ

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Anatomical Context for White-Sutton Syndrome

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Genes for White-Sutton Syndrome

Genes related to White-Sutton Syndrome (1 elite genes):

- Elite gene

- Cancer Census gene in COSMIC

#	Symbol	Description	Category	Score	Evidence	PubmedIds
1	POGZ	Pogo Transposable Element Derived With ZNF Domain	Protein Coding	1385.9	Molecular basis known ⁵⁸ Pathogenic ⁶ Causative germline mutation (loss of function) ⁶⁰ Genetic Tests ³⁰ DISEASES inferred ¹⁵ GeneCards inferred via : Disorders Variants (show sections)	25533962 26739615 26942287 (more) 26763879
2	JAKMIP1	Janus Kinase And Microtubule Interacting Protein 1	Protein Coding	17.34	DISEASES inferred ¹⁵
3	GLDC	Glycine Decarboxylase	Protein Coding	16.24	DISEASES inferred ¹⁵
4	KDM5C	Lysine Demethylase 5C	Protein Coding	16.06	DISEASES inferred ¹⁵
5	MAP2K2	Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase Kinase 2	Protein Coding	16.03	DISEASES inferred ¹⁵
6	KMT2D	Lysine Methyltransferase 2D	Protein Coding	15.39	DISEASES inferred ¹⁵
7	ZEB2	Zinc Finger E-Box Binding Homeobox 2	Protein Coding	15	DISEASES inferred ¹⁵
8	MECP2	Methyl-CpG Binding Protein 2	Protein Coding	14.63	DISEASES inferred ¹⁵

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Variations for White-Sutton Syndrome

ClinVar genetic disease variations for White-Sutton Syndrome:

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#	Gene	Variation	Type	Significance	SNP ID	Assembly	Location
1	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3354delC (p.Leu1119Cysfs)	deletion	Pathogenic	rs864321667	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378157: 151378157
2	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3354delC (p.Leu1119Cysfs)	deletion	Pathogenic	rs864321667	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151405681: 151405681
3	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2711T> A (p.Leu904Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs864321668	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378800: 151378800
4	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2711T> A (p.Leu904Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs864321668	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406324: 151406324
5	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2935C> T (p.Arg979Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs864321674	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378576: 151378576
6	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2935C> T (p.Arg979Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs864321674	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406100: 151406100
7	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2780dupT (p.Leu927Phefs)	duplication	Pathogenic	rs864321675	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378731: 151378731
8	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2780dupT (p.Leu927Phefs)	duplication	Pathogenic	rs864321675	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406255: 151406255
9	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2763dupC (p.Thr922Hisfs)	duplication	Pathogenic	rs864321672	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378748: 151378748
10	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2763dupC (p.Thr922Hisfs)	duplication	Pathogenic	rs864321672	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406272: 151406272
11	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2321_2324delCTCT (p.Ser774Cysfs)	deletion	Pathogenic	rs864321671	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151380627: 151380630
12	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2321_2324delCTCT (p.Ser774Cysfs)	deletion	Pathogenic	rs864321671	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151408151: 151408154
13	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.833C> G (p.Ser278Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs864321673	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151400625: 151400625
14	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.833C> G (p.Ser278Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs864321673	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151428149: 151428149
15	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1277dupC (p.Glu427Terfs)	duplication	Pathogenic	rs869320763	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151424195: 151424195
16	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1277dupC (p.Glu427Terfs)	duplication	Pathogenic	rs869320763	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151396671: 151396671
17	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2590C> T (p.Arg864Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs756659230	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378921: 151378921
18	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2590C> T (p.Arg864Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs756659230	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406445: 151406445
19	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3001C> T (p.Arg1001Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs869312833	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378510: 151378510
20	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3001C> T (p.Arg1001Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs869312833	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406034: 151406034
21	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3847C> T (p.Gln1283Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs869312834	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151377664: 151377664
22	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3847C> T (p.Gln1283Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs869312834	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151405188: 151405188
23	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3456_3457delAG (p.Glu1154Thrfs)	deletion	Pathogenic	rs869320764	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151405578: 151405579
24	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3456_3457delAG (p.Glu1154Thrfs)	deletion	Pathogenic	rs869320764	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378054: 151378055
25	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1727T> C (p.Leu576Pro)	single nucleotide variant	Likely pathogenic	rs1057519392	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151412348: 151412348
26	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1727T> C (p.Leu576Pro)	single nucleotide variant	Likely pathogenic	rs1057519392	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151384824: 151384824
27	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1748A> G (p.His583Arg)	single nucleotide variant	Likely pathogenic	rs1131692270	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151384803: 151384803
28	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1748A> G (p.His583Arg)	single nucleotide variant	Likely pathogenic	rs1131692270	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151412327: 151412327
29	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1810G> T (p.Glu604Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs1135401798	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151411741: 151411741
30	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1810G> T (p.Glu604Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic	rs1135401798	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151384217: 151384217
31	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2604delG (p.Asn869Thrfs)	deletion	Likely pathogenic	rs1553213126	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406431: 151406431
32	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2604delG (p.Asn869Thrfs)	deletion	Likely pathogenic	rs1553213126	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378907: 151378907
33	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.634G> A (p.Val212Met)	single nucleotide variant	Uncertain significance	rs1553226286	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151428348: 151428348
34	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.634G> A (p.Val212Met)	single nucleotide variant	Uncertain significance	rs1553226286	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151400824: 151400824
35	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1867_1868insTT (p.Tyr623Phefs)	insertion	Uncertain significance	rs1553216467	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151411683: 151411684
36	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.1867_1868insTT (p.Tyr623Phefs)	insertion	Uncertain significance	rs1553216467	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151384159: 151384160
37	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3206_3207delAT (p.Tyr1069Terfs)	deletion	Likely pathogenic	rs1553212374	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151405828: 151405829
38	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.3206_3207delAT (p.Tyr1069Terfs)	deletion	Likely pathogenic	rs1553212374	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378304: 151378305
39	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2646_2647delCA (p.Asn882Lysfs)	deletion	Pathogenic	rs1553213060	GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406388: 151406389
40	POGZ	NM_015100.3(POGZ): c.2646_2647delCA (p.Asn882Lysfs)	deletion	Pathogenic	rs1553213060	GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378864: 151378865
41	POGZ	NM_015100.4(POGZ): c.2806G> T (p.Gly936Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic		GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151406229: 151406229
42	POGZ	NM_015100.4(POGZ): c.2806G> T (p.Gly936Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Pathogenic		GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151378705: 151378705
43	POGZ	NM_015100.4(POGZ): c.1863C> A (p.Cys621Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Likely pathogenic		GRCh38	Chromosome 1, 151411688: 151411688
44	POGZ	NM_015100.4(POGZ): c.1863C> A (p.Cys621Ter)	single nucleotide variant	Likely pathogenic		GRCh37	Chromosome 1, 151384164: 151384164

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Expression for White-Sutton Syndrome

Search GEO for disease gene expression data for White-Sutton Syndrome.

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Pathways for White-Sutton Syndrome

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GO Terms for White-Sutton Syndrome

Cellular components related to White-Sutton Syndrome according to GeneCards Suite gene sharing:

#	Name	GO ID	Score	Top Affiliating Genes
1	nucleus	GO:0005634	9.5	GLDC KDM5C KMT2D MAP2K2 MECP2 POGZ
2	histone methyltransferase complex	GO:0035097	8.8	KDM5C KMT2D POGZ

Biological processes related to White-Sutton Syndrome according to GeneCards Suite gene sharing:

#	Name	GO ID	Score	Top Affiliating Genes
1	chromatin silencing	GO:0006342	8.62	KMT2D MECP2

Molecular functions related to White-Sutton Syndrome according to GeneCards Suite gene sharing:

#	Name	GO ID	Score	Top Affiliating Genes
1	DNA binding	GO:0003677	9.02	KDM5C KMT2D MECP2 POGZ ZEB2
2	DNA-binding transcription repressor activity, RNA polymerase II-specific	GO:0001227	8.96	KDM5C ZEB2

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White-Sutton Syndrome (WHSUS)

Aliases & Classifications for White-Sutton Syndrome

MalaCards integrated aliases for White-Sutton Syndrome:

Characteristics:

OMIM:

HPO:

Classifications:

External Ids:

Summaries for White-Sutton Syndrome

Related Diseases for White-Sutton Syndrome

Diseases related to White-Sutton Syndrome via text searches within MalaCards or GeneCards Suite gene sharing:

Graphical network of the top 20 diseases related to White-Sutton Syndrome:

Symptoms & Phenotypes for White-Sutton Syndrome

Human phenotypes related to White-Sutton Syndrome:

Symptoms via clinical synopsis from OMIM:

Clinical features from OMIM:

MGI Mouse Phenotypes related to White-Sutton Syndrome:

Drugs & Therapeutics for White-Sutton Syndrome

Genetic Tests for White-Sutton Syndrome

Genetic tests related to White-Sutton Syndrome:

Anatomical Context for White-Sutton Syndrome

Publications for White-Sutton Syndrome

Genes for White-Sutton Syndrome

Genes related to White-Sutton Syndrome (1 elite genes):

Variations for White-Sutton Syndrome

ClinVar genetic disease variations for White-Sutton Syndrome:

Expression for White-Sutton Syndrome

Pathways for White-Sutton Syndrome

GO Terms for White-Sutton Syndrome

Cellular components related to White-Sutton Syndrome according to GeneCards Suite gene sharing:

Biological processes related to White-Sutton Syndrome according to GeneCards Suite gene sharing:

Molecular functions related to White-Sutton Syndrome according to GeneCards Suite gene sharing:

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