<p>Individuals with recurrent genomic deletions are known to present variable clinical phenotypes, despite the apparent identical range of the genomic segments being affected in their genomes. We propose to study the phenotypic variability and the molecular polymorphism in individuals with the recurrent 17q12 deletions or the recurrent 1q21.1 deletions, with the objective to establish causal relationship between the genotypes and the incompletely penetrant clinical phenotypes. Genome sequencing and phenotypic data from individuals with the deletions and their relatives are included in this submission. <br></p>

Characterizing Disease-Causing Variants Using Personal Genomes with Large    Recurrent Deletions

Renal cysts and diabetes syndrome [Supplementary Concept] study with SNP/CNV Genotypes (NGS), WGS data on dbGaP (6 participants)

Characterizing Disease-Causing Variants Using Personal Genomes with Large Recurrent Deletions

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