Genetic disorders with no OMIM
23 entries in the Genetic Disorders with No OMIM compendium.
8p23.1 duplication syndromeRare genetic disorder from chromosome 8p23.1 duplication.AmelanismA pigmentation abnormality from loss of tyrosinase function.AxanthismMutation blocking yellow pigment, turning green animals blue.Central nervous system cavernous hemangiomaVascular malformation of the central nervous system with genetic and sporadic forms.Chromosome 15q partial deletionRare genetic disorder from deletion of chromosome 15's long arm.Chromosome 15q trisomyRare genetic disorder from extra DNA on chromosome 15q.Congenital dyserythropoietic anemiaRare inherited blood disorders causing anemia and bone marrow abnormalities.Congenital dyserythropoietic anemia type IA genetic blood disorder affecting red blood cell production.Dentinogenesis imperfectaGenetic disorder causing discolored, weak teeth due to dentin defects.Distal trisomy 10qRare chromosomal disorder from extra distal 10q arm material.ErythrismUnusual reddish pigmentation in animals' hair, skin, or feathers.Fibrous dysplasia of boneRare genetic disorder replacing bone with weak fibrous tissue.Fibular hemimeliaCongenital absence of the fibula, the most common long bone deficiency.Hemoglobin variantsGenetic mutations produce over 1,000 hemoglobin variants.Hereditary spastic paraplegiaA group of inherited disorders causing progressive lower limb spasticity.Isodicentric 15A chromosome abnormality linked to autism and developmental delays.Lethal white syndromeLethal white syndrome is a fatal genetic disorder of foals.LeucismA condition causing partial pigmentation loss, not affecting eyes.MelanismCongenital dark pigmentation from high melanin levels.Monostotic fibrous dysplasiaRare bone disorder replacing normal bone with fibrous tissue in one bone.Ring chromosome 20 syndromeRare chromosome abnormality causing seizures, behavior issues, and intellectual disability.Tetrasomy 9pRare chromosomal disorder with two extra copies of chromosome 9p.XanthochromismUnusually yellow pigmentation in animals, often genetic or dietary.
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