beckwith wiedemann syndrome

What Causes Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome?

BWS is primarily caused by changes in the imprinting of certain genes on chromosome 11. These changes can occur sporadically or be inherited. The most commonly affected gene regions are 11p15.5, which is involved in growth regulation.

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