Angelman syndrome (AS) results from lack of genetic contribution from maternal
chromosome 15q11–13. This region encompasses three GABAA receptor subunit genes�…

We studied the seizure and polygraphic patterns of 18 patients with Angelman's syndrome.
All patients showed movement problems. Eleven patients were also reported to have long�…

Neurologic findings in 3 siblings with Angelman syndrome (AS) with apparently normal
karyotype but DNA deletion of 15q11‐q12 deriving from their mother are described�…

We compared epilepsy phenotypes with genotypes of Angelman syndrome (AS), including
chromosome 15q11‐13 deletions (class I), uniparental disomy (class II), methylation�…

Angelman's syndrome is a rare genetic disorder characterized by developmental delay,
craniofacial abnormalities, ataxia, paroxysmal laughter, and seizures. The diagnosis is�…

Two intellectually disabled adults with Angelman Syndrome are reported who developed
intermittent episodes of a severe resting tremor, cogwheel rigidity and bradykinesia in their�…

We studied the clinical and EEG‐findings in 28 adult patients (aged 20–53 years) with
Angelman syndrome (AS). Twenty‐three showed a maternal chromosome 15q11–13�…

Angelman syndrome (AS) is a neuro-behavioural, genetically determined condition,
characterized by ataxic jerky movements, happy sociable disposition and unprovoked bouts�…

It is estimated that Angelman syndrome (AS) accounts for up to 6% of all children presenting
with severe mental retardation and epilepsy. The main clinical features of AS may not be�…

Background Angelman syndrome (AS) is a neurogenetic disorder characterized by severe
mental retardation, speech disorder, stereotyped jerky movements, and a peculiar�…