“…Therefore, the genes reported for KS and normosmic HH were screened in the patient's WES data. HH‐related 62 genes and HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee IDs are as follows: AMH (464), AMHR2 (465), AXL (905), DCC (2701), DLG2 (2901), DMXL2 (2938), DUSP6 (3072), FGF17 (3673), FGF8 (3686), FGFR1 (3688), FLRT3 (3762), FSHB (3964), GNRH1 (4419), GNRHR (4421), KISS1R (4510), HESX1 (4877), HS6ST1 (5201), ANOS1 (6211), KISS1 (6341), LEP (6553), LEPR (6554), LHB (6584), NHLH2 (7818), NR0B1 (7960), NTN1 (8029), PCSK1 (8743), PLXNA1 (9099), PLXNA3 (9101), PLXNB1 (9103), SEMA3A (10723), SEMA3E (10727), SEMA3F (10728), SOX10 (11190), SOX3 (11199), SRA1 (11281), STUB1 (11427), RAB18 (14244), TAC3 (11521), TACR3 (11528), TCF12 (11623), WDR11 (13831), KLB (15527), SPRY4 (15533), PROKR2 (15836), TBC1D20 (16133), PNPLA6 (16268), RAB3GAP1 (17063), RAB3GAP2 (17168), IL17RD (17616), PROK2 (18455), CHD7 (20626), TUBB3 (20772), RNF216 (21698), FEZF1 (22788), OTUD4 (24949), NDNF (26256), IGSF10 (26384), CCDC141 (26821), SMCHD1 (29090), NSMF (29843), POLR3A (30074), and POLR3B (30348) (Topaloglu & Turan, 2022).…”