SETBP1 and intellectual disability, autosomal dominant 29: For example, we found that Setbp1−/− mutants displayed palatal and vertebral skeletal defects, reduced DRG and abnormal nasopharyngeal opening, reproducing some aspects of the SETBP1 Disorders (also known as Mental Retardation, Autosomal Dominant 29), characterized by ID and distinctive facial features [61,87].