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We have gathered important research papers and handy links for you to access.

Thank you to Helping Hands for GAND for allowing us to share their links and videos on What is GAND. 

WHAT IS GAND?

GAND stands for GATAD2B-associated neurodevelopmental disorder. The GATAD2B gene is located on chromosome 1 (at 1q21.3) and is an important gene for normal cognitive development. 

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UNIQUE

UNIQUE is a charity that supports & alleviates the isolation of those living with rare chromosome disorders. View/ download their information and support resources below.

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NATURE

Read the research article presented by Translational Psychiatry published 18th January 2024. GATAD2B plays a critical role in neurodevelopment and cortical patterning.

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KARGER REPORT

GATAD2B Gene Microdeletion Causing Intellectual Disability Autosomal Dominant Type 18: Case Report and Review of the Literature

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RARE DISEASES

GAND usually occurs in a family for the first time due to a new genetic change and may be inherited in an autosomal dominant pattern.

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RARE MEET

Meghan is Mum to Rowan, her little girl has GAND Syndrome, here on Rare Meet For Moms you can find parenting tools and life hacks for raising a child with a rare diagnosis.

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