FBN3 variants could be, therefore, associated with a distinct BBS phenotype and partially overlapping with fibrillin-related disorders and characterized by developmental delay and cognitive impairment, obesity, dental, and genital anomalies, in association with other more variable clinical abnormalities including ocular defects, abnormal development of the extremities, cardiovascular, and palate anomalies (Table 1). The gene discussed is FBN3; the disease is Bardet-Biedl syndrome.