Bosma Arhinia Microphthalmia Syndrome Deep Research Fallback
Scope
This fallback artifact supports curation of Bosma arhinia microphthalmia syndrome (BAMS), represented by MONDO:0011323 and the structured Orphanet record ORPHA:2250.
Structured Sources
- ORPHA:2250 provides the usable disease definition, synonyms, autosomal dominant/unknown inheritance rows, antenatal/neonatal onset, ultra-rare worldwide prevalence, SMCHD1 gene association, OMIM xref, and 32 HPO phenotype-frequency rows.
- ORPHA:1135 is a sparse legacy cross-reference record for arrhinia-choanal atresia-microphthalmia syndrome. It does not include definition, phenotype, gene, inheritance, or epidemiology rows.
PubMed Sources Used
- PMID:6802865: original Bosma report describing severe nasal/ocular hypoplasia, smell/taste impairment, hypogonadism, hernias, cryptorchidism, and normal intelligence.
- PMID:16353241: clinical review/case report summarizing the syndrome and developmental candidate pathways.
- PMID:28067911: SMCHD1 discovery series with de novo ATPase-domain missense variants and Xenopus functional evidence.
- PMID:28067909: independent arhinia/BAMS sequencing cohort and zebrafish model evidence.
- PMID:31243061: SMCHD1 mutation-spectrum study distinguishing BAMS-associated ATPase-domain variants from FSHD2.
- PMID:34209568: patient-derived neural crest cell study supporting AKT, extracellular-matrix, adhesion, and migration defects.
- PMID:36968924: recent case report with diagnostic criteria and anatomic findings.
- PMID:36944600: congenital arhinia pedigree with targeted SMCHD1 sequencing and staged nasal construction.
Curation Boundaries
- All ORPHA:2250 HPO phenotype rows are represented with Orphanet frequency evidence.
- Treatment curation is limited to staged nasal/midface reconstruction and genetic counseling because these have direct cached evidence. Endocrine treatment was not added because the cached abstracts used here do not provide a quotable treatment-support snippet.
- The entry treats ORPHA:1135 as a legacy alias/cross-reference record rather than as a separate subtype because the local record is sparse and lacks subtype-defining clinical content.
Provider Attempts
timeout 75s just research-disorder falcon Bosma_Arhinia_Microphthalmia_Syndromewas terminated by the timeout (signal 15 / exit 124) before producing a provider artifact.timeout 75s just research-disorder openai Bosma_Arhinia_Microphthalmia_Syndromewas terminated by the timeout (signal 15 / exit 124) before producing a provider artifact.
The curation was completed from structured Orphanet rows and cached PubMed evidence to avoid blocking on provider availability.