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Table 1 Baseline demographics and genetics

From: Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome type 2 manifests with fibrosing lung disease early in childhood

 

Patient 1

Patient 2

Patient 3

Patient 4

Patient 5

Patient 6

Distribution

Gender

female

female

male

female

female

female

5: 1, female: male

Consanguinity by history

yes

no

yes

no

yes, sibling of patient 1

no; genealogy demonstrated common ancestors, i.e. very distant relation

3: 3, yes: no

Allelesa

homozygous

homozygous

homozygous

compound eterozygous

homozygous

homozygous

5: 1, homozygous: compound heterozygous

AP3B1 mutation 1

c.3222-3223delTG (b)

g.151312_159483del8172bp (c)

c.2546 T > G (b)

c.177delA (b)

c.3222-3223delTG (b)

c.2944delC (b)

 

AP3B1 mutation 2

c.3222-3223delTG (b)

g.151312_159483del8172bp (c)

c.2546 T > G (b)

c.1839_1842delTAGA (b)

c.3222-3223delTG (b)

c.2944delC (b)

 

Previously described; predicted pathogenic effect of mutations

known [10]; likely pathogenic variant (frame shift)

known [28]; likely pathogenic variant (exon skipping)

unknown; likely pathogenic variant (stop-mutation; early termination in exon 22 instead of 27)

unknown; likely pathogenic variant (frameshift mutations and subsequent early terminations in exons 2 and 17)

known [10]; likely pathogenic variant (frame shift)

unknown, likely pathogenic variant (frame shift; early termination in exon 26)

2 known, 4 previously unknown variants

  1. aAll parents tested were heterozygous for the respective variants; not tested in patient 3. bGenBank References (NM_003664.4) and c(NG_007268.1)