Primary microcephaly is characterized by a significantly reduced head circumference likely directly caused by the development of a small, but apparently normally formed brain (see links to subtypes below). All patients are affected mentally. Fly stocks in the Bloomington collection that can be used to study primary microcephaly are listed here.
General information links for Primary microcephaly:
- OMIM links for individual subtypes are provided in the table below
- a search for "primary microcephaly" in NLM/NIH's Genetics Home Reference will bring up GHR links for several of the genes below
Imprecise excision of P{EPgy2}CG13189[EY11307] that removes MCPH1 internal coding seqs resulting in little or no protein made. Some of the CG13189 is likely removed, but the 5'UTR, coding and 3'UTR seqs are intact.
This insertion is uncharacterized insertion in the first exon (a noncoding exon) and is an unverified lethal (suggesting it may disrupt function). 4/23/12
This insertion of an Mi{ET1} element (in the fourth exon) is uncharacterized but is an unverified lethal (suggesting it may disrupt function), 9/13/2010.