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Table 2 Immunological and genetic findings of patients with RAG1 defects

From: Novel mutatıons and diverse clinical phenotypes in recombınase-activating gene 1 deficiency

 

T-B-NK+ (n = 5)

T + B-NK+ (n = 4)

T + B + NK+ (n = 2)

      

Other phenotype n(2)

Omenn n(2)

  
 

Patient 1

Patient 2

Patient 3

Patient 4

Patient 5

Patient 6

Patient 7

Patient 8

Patient 9

Patient 10

Patient 11

IgG (mg/dl)

371

546

546

517

312

1372

1840

1080

662

159

1590

IgA (mg/dl)

< 6

< 6

< 6

< 6

< 6

22

219

49

< 6

8

52

IgM (mg/dl)

< 17

< 17

< 17

< 17

< 17

222

120

179

< 17

52

75

WBC

7800

8220

532

8280

6780

5900

8740

24700

19200

15500

11000

Abs.lymp h./mm 3

1028

657

180

3120

650

3835

1748

9386

6144

7630

5500

CD3+ %

10

0

0

0

0

56

78

92

78

59

51

CD3 + CD 4+ %

0

0

0

0

0

11

17

19

33

37

9

CD3 + CD 8+ %

10

0

0

0

0

50

55

60

47

19

39

CD19+ %

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

30

36

NK + % CD16 + 56+)

75

43

90

78

63

43

12

2

11

7

16

HLA DR + T cell %

10

58

0

0

0

45

67

85

73

12

37

Molecular analyses

p.R394Q/p.R394Q homozy. mutation

p.R394Q/p.R394Q homozy. mutation

p.R776Q, 3047-3049 del GCC

p.H249R (homozy) mutation? Polymorphism?

p.R394Q/p.R394Q homozy. mutation

p.H249R/p.K820R (compound heterozy.) mutation? Polymorphism?

p.H249R/p.K820R (compound heterozy) mutation? Polymorphism?

p.H249R (heterozy) mutation? Disease causing? Polymorphism?

p.Q248X/p.Q248X homozy. mutation

p.H249R (heterozy) mutation? Disease causing? Polymorphism?

P85fs32 × = del A256/A257

  1. The most common symptoms were pneumonia (n = 10), chronic diarrhea (n = 6), infections plus dermatitis (n = 3), infections plus moniliasis (n = 3) or all of these (n = 3). The respiratory tract diseases were the most frequent infection type. Lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly were observed in 36% and 90% of RAGD patients, respectively. Auotoimmunity was recorded in three patients. CMV infection was detected in two patients with T + B + NK + phenotype.