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Table 1 Clinical characteristics observed in patients with pathogenic variants in the BRPF1 gene.

From: Intellectual developmental disorder with dysmorphic facies and ptosis caused by copy number variation including the BRPF1 gene in Peruvian patient

Summary of the relevant clinical characteristics of the patients with variants in BRPF1

N = 39

Present case Abarca et al. 2021

Positive

Not described

Negative

%*

Global development delay or intellectual disability

38

1

0

100.0

 + 

Gross motor delay

28

10

1

96.6

Delayed language

27

9

3

90.0

 + 

Hypotonia

22

14

3

88.0

Fine motor delay

16

18

5

76.2

 + 

Round face

8

27

4

66.7

 + 

Blepharophimosis

21

6

12

63.6

 + 

Congenital spinal cord anomalies

5

31

3

62.5

Downslanted palpebral fissures

10

23

6

62.5

 + 

Broad nasal bridge

14

16

9

60.9

 + 

Joint hypermobility

6

29

4

60.0

Ptosis

21

2

16

56.8

 + 

Flat face

8

23

8

50.0

Hypertelorism

11

16

12

47.8

 + 

Neonatal feeding difficulties

10

18

11

47.6

Congenital brain anomalies

10

18

11

47.6

Epilepsy

11

3

25

30.6

Short stature

5

19

15

25.0

Variants in the BRPF1 gene

Substitution

18

0

21

46.2

Partial deletion

13

0

26

33.3

Duplication

5

0

34

12.8

Total deletion

0

0

39

0.0

 + 

  1. * Excluded to not described patients