Variants in nuclear factor I genes influence growth and development

Keyphrases

• Brain Development 100%
• Haploinsufficiency 100%
• Nuclear Factor I 100%
• Knock-in Mouse Model 50%
• Transcription Factor 50%
• Large Cohort 50%
• Expression Pattern 50%
• Neurodevelopmental Deficits 50%
• Multiple Organs 50%
• Dominant Negative 50%
• DNA-binding Proteins 50%
• Ventricle 50%
• Redundant Function 50%
• Related Conditions 50%
• Related Disorders 50%
• Duplication 50%
• Head Circumference 50%
• Small Head 50%
• Megalencephaly 50%
• Macrocephaly 50%
• Short Stature 50%
• Human Phenotypes 50%
• Brain Anomalies 50%
• Nfia 50%
• Nfix 50%
• Nfib 50%
• Severe Cognitive Impairment 50%
• Bone Dysplasia 50%
• People with Intellectual Disabilities 50%
• Corpus Callosum Agenesis 50%
• Delayed Bone Age 50%
• Brain Overgrowth 50%
• Nuclear Factor One 50%
• Brain Defect 50%
• Somatic Overgrowth 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Haploinsufficiency 100%
• Growth, Development and Aging 100%
• Brain Development 100%
• Nuclear Factor I 100%
• Dysplasia 50%
• Knockout Mouse 50%
• Transcription Factors 50%
• Intellectual Disability 50%
• Body Height 50%
• Nuclear Factor I A 50%
• DNA-binding Protein 50%