[From coding sequence to non-protein coding region: advances in cleft lip and palate genetic mechanism researches].

With the continuous development of bioinformatics technology and precision medicine, genetic mechanism investigations of genetic diseases including cleft lip and palate (CLP) have been getting more and more attention. Researchers have focused on the coding sequence of the genome and successfully found many CLP causative mutations, but there still remain some unsolved questions. In recent years, researchers' vision has gradually shifted to non-protein coding region of the genome. This article reviews several coding sequence mutations, non-protein coding variants and their genetic mechanisms discovered in CLP researches.