Do you think CLCN1 Ala493Glu mutation alone (in heterozygosity) could produce the clinical and EMG diagnostic criteria for Myotonia Congenita (Nondystrophic Thomsen's and Becker's Myotonias)? I'm aware previous studies suggested this 8th exon mutation jointly appears with several others. Nevertheless, an (unfinished) study with an Spanish affected family reveals, at least for now, the single c.1478C>A, p.Ala493Glu pathogenic mutation. Interestingly, a 16 months old son of a mildly affected male (belonging to the aforemetioned family) is showing a severe hypotonia (!). Could anybody help me to make some sense out of these data?
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