Stacy Grieve, PhD,  —

‘Mosaic Imprinting’ Linked to Milder Symptoms In Atypical Angelman Syndrome, Case Series Shows

A process known as “mosaic imprinting” may be responsible for milder symptoms observed in patients with atypical Angelman syndrome, according to a case series on three young patients. The study, “Atypical Angelman Syndrome Due to a Mosaic Imprinting Defect: Case Reports and Review of the Literature” was…

Unmet Clinical Needs, Scant Treatment Options for Angelman Patients Spotlighted in Review

The unmet clinical needs and general lack of treatment options for people with Angelman syndrome (AS) were the focus of a literature review, which also underscored the lack of research being conduced in people with this disease. The study, “Unmet clinical needs and burden in Angelman syndrome:…