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About

Purpose, community, methods, and family perspective.

Purpose & teamWhy the site exists and who leads it.Who is representedAge, sex, countries, molecular findings, and limits.Methods & privacyEvidence labels, count rules, and privacy.What families are seeingA first-person view of patterns families are seeing.

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Clinical guideChoose the chapter that matches the current clinical question.Development & memorySeparate ability, access, state, and documented loss.Natural history & recoveryTrack baseline, context, change, measurement, action, and recovery.Clinical atlasSearch across 15 areas of health, development, and daily function.Case profilesRead family-approved, de-identified longitudinal histories.

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Biology

Gene, protein, variants, cells, tissues, and mechanism.

Gene & biologyDosage, protein structure, chromatin, and models.Variant landscapeMolecular classes, recurrence, and interpretation limits.Tissue & cell biologyExpression, experiments, cell states, and open questions.

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Research prioritiesTestable questions, measurements, and study priorities.Research conversationsWritten responses from ASH1L researchers.Evidence libraryScientific sources organized by question and evidence type.

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Newly diagnosedUnderstand the result and choose first steps.Tools & downloadsPDF guides, fillable worksheets, and public data.Clinician orientationEvidence and first-encounter priorities.Plain-language glossaryDefinitions of recurring ASH1L terms.

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30 results for “school” within Clinical · showing 1–15

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Function / school / adult

Best match: Information available for Function / school / adult

Information available for Function / school / adult

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Development, language & memory

Best match: What to notice, what to bring, and when urgent care applies.

Open the fillable Function & State Tracker Open the fillable School & Therapy Profile → General safety references: CDC stroke warning signs ↗ CDC seizure first aid ↗ MedlinePlus sudden confusion ↗

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NM_018489.3:c.8120dup — Ages 11–15 ASH1L case profile

Best match: Early bedtime, daytime naps, and after-school fatigue

She prefers an early bedtime and tires quickly after school.

Open result Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_018489.2:c.1043C>G — Ages 6–10 ASH1L case profile

Best match: School, function, and family care

Epilepsy also reaches into school life: his mother reports that a convulsion at school led to hospital care.

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p.(Phe1310Tyrfs*15) — Ages 6–10 ASH1L case profile

Best match: School supports

Visual teaching is central to his school access.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_018489.3:c.1885_1888delinsTAA — Ages 6–10 ASH1L case profile

Best match: Learning, school, and everyday function

Her school supports include an individualized curriculum, specialized educational and language groups, and weekly speech-language support.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_018489.3:c.340A>G — Ages 11–15 ASH1L case profile

Best match: School and weekly supports

He attends school and participates in a substantial weekly support program.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

arr[GRCh38] 1q22(155454274_155539091)x1 — Ages 11–15 ASH1L case profile

Best match: Reading, writing, memory, and school

She has been educated in a specialist-school setting since early childhood.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_018489.2:c.3838C>T — Ages 11–15 ASH1L case profile

Best match: Learning, memory, and school supports

In kindergarten, speech therapy was her only formal school support.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_018489.3:c.2550delT — Ages 26–30 ASH1L case profile

Best match: Early development and school-age change

At around age three, she recited poems learned at school, presented onstage during school performances, and remembered her classmates’ names.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

p.Ser1635Cysfs*18 — Ages 11–15 ASH1L case profile

Best match: Communication, learning, and school

He is a middle-school student with an individualized education program.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_001366177.2:c.5756G>A — Ages 11–15 ASH1L case profile

Best match: The 2025-26 school picture

The available multidisciplinary school records span the 2025–26 school year.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_018489.2:c.6502G>T — Ages 16–20 ASH1L case profile

Best match: School completion and the transition to adulthood

During high school, the family’s planning gradually shifted away from a traditional college path and toward life skills, vocational preparation, supported independence, safety, and meaningful participation in the community.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_018489.3:c.6436C>T — Ages 1–5 ASH1L case profile

Best match: Development, communication, learning, and school

Earlier school material described weekly early-childhood support and approximately monthly occupational, physical, and speech-language therapy, so the implemented frequency may have changed during the school year.

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Case profileClinical · Clinical · Case profiles

NM_018489.3:c.1892_1893del — Ages 16–20 ASH1L case profile

Best match: School, graphic design, daily life, and support

She completed her education through an adapted program. She is now taking a graphic-design course and continues to use computers confidently. She often needs reminders and simple explanations about daily events and plans. Family…

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