About Neurogenetic Disorders

Neurogenetic disorders are neurodevelopmental disorders primarily caused by mutations or errors in DNA that disrupt normal neurological development and function. Symptoms can vary significantly, but may include developmental delays, seizures, muscle weakness or spasms, movement disorders, and intellectual disabilities including cognitive abilities, motor skills, and sensory integration. Examples of Neurogenetic Disorders are Smith-Magenis, Rett, Williams syndromes, Bourneville’s disease (Tuberous sclerosis).