ArticleNeurology. Genetics2026
Cognitive Decline, Neurologic Involvement, and Neonatal Crisis in
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Background and Objectives: The Methods: We combine multiple case reports with genetic diagnoses and functional tests of recombinant K Results: We report 5 cases of AIMS, including a neonate, and a woman who presented as a sexagenarian with signs of dementia. All variants are predicted to lead to nonsense mediated decay of Discussion: These findings provide new insights into the spectrum of pathology and natural history of AIMS. This new cohort underscores that AIMS is characterized by the combination of periventricular leukomalacia, developmental delay and intellectual disability, and muscle weakness and fatigability - and is driven by biallelic loss-of-function variants in
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