Finding Answers through Sharing
We are always looking for new participants that can help us better understand the medical mysteries plaguing us today. Here, you can learn more about some of our past participants and help us find and connect with others with the same or similar conditions.
If you or someone you know has any of the symptoms or genetic changes listed in these profiles, please
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Each of these pages includes details about our participants. We respect the privacy of all our participants, and sharing information on our site is not a requirement to participate in the study. Only participants who have given us their consent will have information posted to our site. While these participant pages are helpful to understand our participants’ stories, they do not begin to describe their diagnostic odysseys. A special thank you goes out to our participants and their families for sharing their experiences.
Participant 224
Male, age 5 with heart defect, brain abnormalities, and global developmental delay, partially caused by changes in the RBM28 gene
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Participant 223
Male, age 14 with autism, absent speech, developmental delay, and recurrent episodes of severe abdominal pain
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Participant 222
Male, age 11, with gross motor delay, language impairment (aphasia), and autism
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Participant 221
Female, age 31, with early-onset rapidly progressive dementia
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Participant 220
Male, age 49, with intermittent episodes suggestive of pheochromocytoma, elevated urinary metabolites, testicular pain, and a neuroendocrine tumor
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Participant 219
Male, age 4, with autism, delayed speech and development, gap between larynx and esophagus (laryngeal cleft), and low muscle tone (hypotonia)
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Participant 218
Male, age 16, with abnormal muscle twitching, saliva build up, and autism
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Participant 217
Female, passed away at 5 months, and male, passed away at 7 months, with seizures, developmental regression, and abnormal muscle tone.
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Participant 216
Female, age 2, with global developmental delay, finger anomalies (thumb and small finger hypoplasia), and a congenital heart defect (moderate VSD) caused by mosaic trisomy 4.
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Participant 215
Female, age 10, with low oxygen level in the blood (chronic hypoxemia), lung disease that causes lung scarring (pulmonary fibrosis), respiratory failure, and delayed speech and language development.
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