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Joubert Syndrome
Homo sapiens
Disease Pathway
Created: 2022-12-20
Last Updated: 2023-10-25
Joubert syndrome is a condition in which brain development is not completed as it should be, including the lack or underdevelopment of the part of the brain that regulates balance and coordination and an abnormal brain stem. The symptoms affect a variety of body parts in the patient, including apnea, ataxia brought on by hypotonia, abnormal eye movements and intellectual disability. Many different gene mutations are responsible for Joubert syndrome, all of the proteins created from these genes affecting the cilia that are found on the cell surface. It can be confirmed through its hallmark molar tooth imprint that shows up on brain scans of the patient, a visualization of the malformed brain stem and cerebellar vermis.
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