LITERATURE · PEER REVIEWED

Novel heterozygous ASH1L nonsense variant involved in mild intellectual disability

Frontiers in Neurology · 2025 · Peer reviewed

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Citation and identifiers

Liao B, Xie W, He S. “Novel heterozygous ASH1L nonsense variant involved in mild intellectual disability.” Frontiers in Neurology. 16:1524532 · doi:10.3389/fneur.2025.1524532.

PubMed ID
39902220

RESEARCH QUESTION

What phenotype was reported with the novel heterozygous ASH1L nonsense variant, and does that case support a position-based severity rule?

The report added one comparatively mild intellectual-disability case and reviewed prior nonsense variants, but its case-report design cannot establish a deterministic relationship between truncation position and severity.

INTERPRETATION BOUNDARY

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What this study supports

Adds a truncating case with comparatively mild reported intellectual disability and reviews previously reported nonsense variants.

What it cannot establish

Case-report and literature-review evidence; it does not establish a deterministic truncation-position or severity relationship.

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