SLC6A1 is a recently discovered pathogenic mutation and is only on 13% of panel testing, so the condition is very under-diagnosed. Dr. Dennis Lal’s renowned genomics lab has published an incidence of 1;38,000 births.  Please refer to his study in Brain for additional details along with an excel attachment.

Dr. Ingo Helbig at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia wrote a blog explaining the condition in Beyond the Ion Channel: Click Here and discussing the prevalence: Click Here

SLC6A1 is the 10th most prevalent gene in autism: Click Here

SLC6A1 is the 6th most prevalent gene in epilepsy:  Click Here

SLC6A1 is the 6th most prevalent gene in epilepsy:  Click Here

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