The main phenotypic characteristics of MED13L-associated syndrome are (borderline) ID with delayed speech and language development, and a variable spectrum of other features including autism, hypotonia, characteristic facial features and heart defects (Adegbola et al. 2015; Caro-Llopis et al. 2016; Martinez et al. 2017; Muncke et al. 2003; van Haelst et al. 2015). Here, MED13L is linked to autism.