The PACS1 Syndrome Research Foundation will never sell or share your personal information. Aggregated, non-identifiable data may be used to gather insight about our PACS1 Syndrome community. As an example, we may review aggregate data on regional concentrations, gender distribution, and age at diagnosis to help in the design of new research studies.
Please tell us about the individual in your life who has been diagnosed with PACS1 Syndrome:
Did you know that nearly everyone with PACS1 Syndrome has the same PACS1 gene mutation c.607C > T? This mutation causes a protein change identified as p.Arg203Trp (also written as p.R203W). This variant is most likely what stops PACS1 from performing its normal function and is the cause of our children's symptoms.
This is the only mutation that the PACS1 Syndrome Research Foundation has confirmed to be pathogenic in PACS1 and the only mutation that the PACS1 Syndrome Research Foundation is currently studying; therefore, it is extremely important that you answer the following question so that we know whether or not to contact you for future studies, including participation in our upcoming natural history study.
If you answer "yes" to any of the questions below, a Foundation team member will contact you by email.
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