Development, behaviour and sensory processing in Marshall-Smith syndrome and Malan syndrome: phenotype comparison in two related syndromes
P. A. Mulder,I. D. C. van Balkom, A. M. Landlust,M. Priolo,L. A. Menke, I. H. Acero,F. S. Alkuraya,P. Arias,L. Bernardini,E. K. Bijlsma,T. Cole,C. Coubes,I. Dapia,S. Davies,N. Di Donato,N. H. Elcioglu,J. A. Fahrner,A. Foster, N. G. Gonzalez, I. Huber,M. Iascone, A. -S. Kaiser, A. Kamath,K. Kooblall,P. Lapunzina,J. Liebelt,S. A. Lynch,S. M. Maas,C. Mammi,I. B. Mathijssen,S. McKee,G. M. Mirzaa,T. Montgomery, D. Neubauer, T. E. Neumann, L. Pintomalli, M. A. Pisanti,A. S. Plomp, S. Price, C. Salter,F. Santos-Simarro,P. Sarda,D. Schanze, M. Segovia,C. Shaw-Smith,S. Smithson,M. Suri,K. Tatton-Brown,J. Tenorio,R. V. Thakker, R. M. Valdez,A. Van Haeringen,J. M. Van Hagen,M. Zenker,M. Zollino, W. W. Dunn, S. Piening,R. C. Hennekam JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH（2020）
Key words
adaptive behaviour,cognition,Malan syndrome,Marshall-Smith syndrome,NFIXvariants,sensory processing
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