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Table 2 Characteristics of the patients with MCT1 deficiency

From: Mitochondrial bioenergetic is impaired in Monocarboxylate transporter 1 deficiency: a new clinical case and review of the literature

 

van Hasselt, 2014

Al-Khawaga 2019

Nicolas-Jilwan, 2020; 2 siblings

Balasubramaniam, 2015

Le, 2020

Ethnicity

Syrian

Irish

Turkish

British

British

British

British

Dutch

Dutch

nr

nr

nr

British

Sephardic Jewish

Consanguinity

Yes

No

Yes

      

Yes

Yes

Yes

  

Allele 1

(Variant/ Effect)

c.41dup

(p.Asp15Argfs*34)

c.937C > T

(p.Arg313*)

c.982C > T

(p.Arg328*)

c.586C > T

(p.Arg196*)

c.747_750del

(p.Asn250Serfs*5)

c.747_750del

(p.Asn250Serfs*5)

c.499del

(p.Val167Phefs*13)

c.490dup

(p.Leu164Profs*46)

c.938G > A

(p.Arg313Gln)†

c.218del

(p.Gly73Valfs*8)

c.1079del

(p.Ala360Glyfs*19)

Sibling of the previous patient (no genetic study performed)

c.982C > T

(p.Arg328*)

c.41dup

(p.Asp15Argfs*34)

Allele 2

(Variant/ Effect)

c.41dup

(p.Asp15Argfs*34)

c.937C > T

(p.Arg313*)

c.982C > T

(p.Arg328*)

c.218del

(p.Gly73Valfs*8)

c.1079del

(p.Ala360Glyfs*19)

 

Metabolic derangement

Profound ketoacidosis

Profound ketoacidosis

Profound ketoacidosis

Cyclic vomiting

Ketoacidosis

Ketoacidosis

Ketotic hypoglycemia

Ketoacidosis

Cyclic vomiting

Recurrent attacks of hypoglycemia and metabolic acidosis; massive ketonuria, normal acid lactic

Recurrent ketoacidosis, no hypoglycemia

Recurrent ketoacidosis, hypoglycemia

Recurrent ketoacidosis, no hypoglycemia

Ketotic hypoglycemia on ketogenic diet

Metabolic screening

Normal serum ammonia, lactate, pyruvate, amino acids, and acyl carnitine. Normal urine succinyl acetone, orotic, and organic acids

Normal plasma lactate, and ammonia

Normal serum ammonia and lactate. Massive ketonuria, increased urine 2- methyl-3-hydroxybutyrate, 2-methylacetoacetate and tiglylglycine

Brain MRI

Heterotopia, white matter diffuse alterations. Normal spectroscopy (no lactate elevation)

White matter diffuse alteration, including basal ganglia, corpus callosum agenesia

White matter diffuse alteration, including basal ganglia, corpus callosum agenesia

Normal

Epilepsy

Yes

Yes

Yes

Generalized tonic–clonic seizures

Absent seizures

Psychomotor delay

Moderate intellectual disability

Moderate intellectual disability

Mild intellectual disability

Normal at the age of 18 months

Motor and speech delay

Developmental delay

Congenital malformations

Atrial septal defect, hypoplastic left pulmonary artery, and main bronchus

Cleft palate

Left kidney agenesia

Intrauterine growth retardation

Others

Microcephaly

  

Migraine

Migraine

  

Short stature

Exercise intolerance

  

Failure to thrive

Fatty liver

 

Microcephaly

  1. The bold corresponds to biallelic pathogenic variants
  2. Variant nomenclature follows the recommendations of Human Genome Variation Society (HGVS) (https://varnomen.hgvs.org/)