Table 1

Primary immunodeficient patients

DiseasePatient IDMutation/genotype
MSMD (IL-12Rβ1 deficiency) IL12RB1#1 1745_1746insCA+1483 + 182-1619-1073del 
 IL12RB1#2 628_644dup 
 IL12RB1#3 R173P 
 IL12RB1#4 1791 + 2T > G 
 IL12RB1#5 C198R 
 IL12RB1#6 1623_1624delinsTT 
MSMD + viral infection STAT1#1 1928insA (homozygous) 
(STAT1 deficiency) STAT1#2 P696S (homozygous) 
 STAT1#3 P696S (homozygous) 
MSMD only STAT1#4 Q463H/WT 
(STAT1 deficiency) STAT1#5 L706S/WT 
 STAT1#6 L706S/WT 
AD-CMC STAT1gof#1 A267V 
 STAT1gof#2 A267V 
 STAT1gof#3 A267V 
AD-HIES STAT3#1 R382Q 
 STAT3#2 V637M 
 STAT3#3 R382Q 
 STAT3#4 H437P 
 STAT3#5 Q644P 
 STAT3#6 S465F 
 STAT3#7 Y657N 
 STAT3#8 R382W 
 STAT3#9 L706M 
 STAT3#10 L706M 
 STAT3#13 V463del 
 STAT3#14 V463del 
 STAT3#15 R593P 
 STAT3#16 V463del 
AR-HIES (incl infection with mycobacteria, viruses and fungi) TYK2#1 550_553GCTTdel (homozygous) 
MSMD + viral infection TYK2#2 2292-2301del 
DiseasePatient IDMutation/genotype
MSMD (IL-12Rβ1 deficiency) IL12RB1#1 1745_1746insCA+1483 + 182-1619-1073del 
 IL12RB1#2 628_644dup 
 IL12RB1#3 R173P 
 IL12RB1#4 1791 + 2T > G 
 IL12RB1#5 C198R 
 IL12RB1#6 1623_1624delinsTT 
MSMD + viral infection STAT1#1 1928insA (homozygous) 
(STAT1 deficiency) STAT1#2 P696S (homozygous) 
 STAT1#3 P696S (homozygous) 
MSMD only STAT1#4 Q463H/WT 
(STAT1 deficiency) STAT1#5 L706S/WT 
 STAT1#6 L706S/WT 
AD-CMC STAT1gof#1 A267V 
 STAT1gof#2 A267V 
 STAT1gof#3 A267V 
AD-HIES STAT3#1 R382Q 
 STAT3#2 V637M 
 STAT3#3 R382Q 
 STAT3#4 H437P 
 STAT3#5 Q644P 
 STAT3#6 S465F 
 STAT3#7 Y657N 
 STAT3#8 R382W 
 STAT3#9 L706M 
 STAT3#10 L706M 
 STAT3#13 V463del 
 STAT3#14 V463del 
 STAT3#15 R593P 
 STAT3#16 V463del 
AR-HIES (incl infection with mycobacteria, viruses and fungi) TYK2#1 550_553GCTTdel (homozygous) 
MSMD + viral infection TYK2#2 2292-2301del 

MSMD indicates Mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial disease; WT, wild type; AD-CMC, autosomal dominant chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis; AD-HIES, autosomal dominant hyper-IgE syndrome; AR-HIES, autosomal recessive hyper-IgE syndrome; and gof, gain-of-function

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