]> 2026-07-31T11:51:04+00:00 WBR0122 0 en Deletion of a maternal-derived allele; methylation of a paternal-derived allele on chromosome 14 Deletion of a paternal-derived allele; methylation of a maternal-derived allele on chromosome 14 Deletion of a maternal-derived allele; methylation of a paternal-derived allele on chromosome 15 Deletion of a paternal-derived allele; methylation of a maternal-derived allele on chromosome 15 Methylation of two paternal-derived alleles on chromosome 15 Genetics A 14-year-old boy is brought for evaluation by a genetics counselor. The mother explains that the boy now suffers difficulties in school and has an IQ of 70. In addition to his intellectual deficits, he displays frequent tempter tantrums and compulsive behaviors. He also reports being constantly hungry. His past medical history is significant for delayed development of language and motor milestones. Physical examination is remarkable for short stature, morbid obesity, and small testes. The child’s symptoms are most likely caused by which of the following genetic disorders? D Endocrine General Principles 2020-10-27T23:25:13Z 2459150.4758449 WBR0122