Negative Segregation of a Rare KIF1A Variant in Familial Hyperekplexia Illustrates Pitfalls in Exome Interpretation
This case report illustrates the critical importance of segregation analysis in exome sequencing by demonstrating how a rare, computationally predicted pathogenic KIF1A variant was correctly excluded as the cause of familial hyperekplexia after failing to cosegregate with the disease phenotype in an affected family member.