Genotype-phenotype Correlations in Children and Adults With CTNNB1 Mutation
Genotype-phenotype Correlations in Children and Adults With CTNNB1 Mutation
The aim of this study is to explore and define the correlations between genotype and
 phenotype in patients with CTNNB1 mutations as well as monitor and survey the natural history
 of the CTNNB1 syndrome.
CTNNB1 mutation is linked with autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders. So far, there
 have been 28 studies published describing 71 patients with this syndrome, which leaves much
 to be yet discovered. The goal of the study is to reach out to the community and include as
 many families of patients with CTNNB1 syndrome as possible to create a strong and reliable
 base of information. the investigators are specifically interested in the correlation between
 different genotypes and phenotypes and the natural course of the disease. The information
 gathered with this study will help understand CTNNB1 mutations as well as their effect on
 patient's overall health and wellbeing. The long-term goal is using this information to help
 create new treatment options, e.g. gene therapy.

 The participants will be guided through a detailed questionnaire about the patient's history,
 prenatal and delivery risk factors, current medical issues and standardized questionnaires on
 a variety of subjects that constitute the patient's health and daily function. The
 investigators wil ask the participants to provide results of genetic testing and other
 diagnostic measures, thus providing the medical community as well as the families of the
 patients a reliable overview of the syndrome.
Inclusion Criteria:

 -  Patients with a diagnosed mutation in the CTNNB1 gene.

 -  Patients whose parents/caregivers were informed about the aims of the study and have
 signed the Informed consent form.

 Exclusion Criteria:

 -  Patients who do not have a diagnosed mutation in the CTTNB1 gene.

 -  Patients whose caregivers have not signed the Informed consent form.