Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of SAMD9L mutation carriers

IndividualGerm line SAMD9L mutationsRevertant SAMD9L mutationsHb* (g/L)MCV* (fL)Plt* (×109/L)WBC* (×109/L)CytopeniaImmunodeficiencyMyelodysplasiaNeurologyCurrent age (y)
F1:I-2 c.2956C>T UPD(7q) 144-147 (0/3) NA 126-130 (3/3) 2.8-3.3 (3/3) Neutropenia and thrombocytopenia at 61 y of age No frequent or unusual infections — Nystagmus, mild balance impairment, lower limb hyperreflexia 64 
[134-170] [145-348] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:I-3 c.2956C>T — 92-125 (9/9) 95 (0/1) 100-151 (8/9) 2.4-3.3 (9/9) B, NK, and monocytopenia at 54 y of age Recurrent bacterial infections requiring hospitalization MDS with der(1;7)(q10;p10) at 56 y of age; bone marrow with prominent erythropoiesis and dysplastic features in megakaryocytopoiesis followed by MDS without elevated blast levels but with increased numbers of T cells Very mild impairment of balance 58 
[134-170] [82-98] [145-348] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:II-1 c.2956C>T, c.689C>A — 129-139 (0/2) NA 246-254 (0/2) 7.1-7.2 (0/2) — — — — 38 
[117-153] [165-387] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:II-2 c.2956C>T, c.689C>A — 137-138 (0/3) 91 (0/1) 176-181 (0/3) 5.1-6.5 (0/3) — — — Nystagmus, very mild balance impairment 33 
[117-153] [82-98] [165-387] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:II-4 c.2956C>T UPD(7q), c.2957G>T, c.1204_1208del 130-132 (0/2) NA 138-152 (2/2) 3.1-3.4 (2/2) Trilineage cytopenia from 18 mo to 3 y of age — — — 28 
[117-153] [165-387] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:III-1 c.2956C>T — 102-139 (0/9) 89-95 (6/6) 87-128 (8/9) 2.4-4.5 (9/9) Thrombocytopenia followed by trilineage cytopenia at 5 mo of age Congenital CMV infection, hypogammaglobulinemia MDS with −7 and −22 at 4 y of age; severely hypoplastic bone marrow diagnosed as pediatric refractory cytopenia Nystagmus, unsteady gait, lower limb stiffness and weakness (after HSCT) 
[100-150] [75-87] [125-140] [5-15] 
F1:III-2 c.2956C>T UPD(7q) 113-129 (0/4) 85-86 (0/3) 34-246 (1/4) 5.7-9.0 (1/4) Transient episode of thrombocytopenia at 21 mo of age — — — 
[100-150] [75-87] [125-340] [6-16] 
F2:I-2 c.2672T>C c.2302A>T 107-140 (7/16) 83-89 (0/16) 134-255 (2/16) 3.9-7.6 (0/16) — Recurrent otitis in childhood, recurrent sinusitis — Nystagmus, memory problems, muscle weakness, cerebellar atrophy 34 
[117-122] [82-98] [150-360] [3.4-8.2] 
F2:II-1 c.2672T>C UPD(7q) 56-149 (29/54) 72-95 (23/54) 5-335 (38/54) 1.4-19.1 (35/54) Transient episode of severe aplastic anemia at 14 mo of age, after use of chloramphenicol (ear drops) Recurrent otitis from 4 mo of age Bone marrow biopsy showed markedly hypoplastic bone marrow; cellularity was assessed to be 5% of normal ADHD, intermittent vertigo 13 
[117-122] [82-98] [150-360] [3.4-8.2] 
F2:II-4 c.2672T>C UPD(7q) 82-128 (28/90) 73-90 (15/90) 37-444 (32/90) 2.5-12.3 (61/90) Thrombocytopenia at 2 mo followed by trilineage cytopenia at 14 mo of age Bronchiolitis at 6 wk and varicella infection at 4 mo of age, both requiring hospitalization; recurrent otitis and laryngitis before the HSCT MDS −7 at 18 mo of age; normal bone marrow cellularity and dysplastic megakaryocytes and clear myelodysplasia in the megakaryopoiesis Nystagmus, balance problems, dysmetria, lower limb stiffness, ADHD 
[117-122] [82-98] [150-360] [3.4-8.2] 
IndividualGerm line SAMD9L mutationsRevertant SAMD9L mutationsHb* (g/L)MCV* (fL)Plt* (×109/L)WBC* (×109/L)CytopeniaImmunodeficiencyMyelodysplasiaNeurologyCurrent age (y)
F1:I-2 c.2956C>T UPD(7q) 144-147 (0/3) NA 126-130 (3/3) 2.8-3.3 (3/3) Neutropenia and thrombocytopenia at 61 y of age No frequent or unusual infections — Nystagmus, mild balance impairment, lower limb hyperreflexia 64 
[134-170] [145-348] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:I-3 c.2956C>T — 92-125 (9/9) 95 (0/1) 100-151 (8/9) 2.4-3.3 (9/9) B, NK, and monocytopenia at 54 y of age Recurrent bacterial infections requiring hospitalization MDS with der(1;7)(q10;p10) at 56 y of age; bone marrow with prominent erythropoiesis and dysplastic features in megakaryocytopoiesis followed by MDS without elevated blast levels but with increased numbers of T cells Very mild impairment of balance 58 
[134-170] [82-98] [145-348] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:II-1 c.2956C>T, c.689C>A — 129-139 (0/2) NA 246-254 (0/2) 7.1-7.2 (0/2) — — — — 38 
[117-153] [165-387] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:II-2 c.2956C>T, c.689C>A — 137-138 (0/3) 91 (0/1) 176-181 (0/3) 5.1-6.5 (0/3) — — — Nystagmus, very mild balance impairment 33 
[117-153] [82-98] [165-387] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:II-4 c.2956C>T UPD(7q), c.2957G>T, c.1204_1208del 130-132 (0/2) NA 138-152 (2/2) 3.1-3.4 (2/2) Trilineage cytopenia from 18 mo to 3 y of age — — — 28 
[117-153] [165-387] [3.5-8.8] 
F1:III-1 c.2956C>T — 102-139 (0/9) 89-95 (6/6) 87-128 (8/9) 2.4-4.5 (9/9) Thrombocytopenia followed by trilineage cytopenia at 5 mo of age Congenital CMV infection, hypogammaglobulinemia MDS with −7 and −22 at 4 y of age; severely hypoplastic bone marrow diagnosed as pediatric refractory cytopenia Nystagmus, unsteady gait, lower limb stiffness and weakness (after HSCT) 
[100-150] [75-87] [125-140] [5-15] 
F1:III-2 c.2956C>T UPD(7q) 113-129 (0/4) 85-86 (0/3) 34-246 (1/4) 5.7-9.0 (1/4) Transient episode of thrombocytopenia at 21 mo of age — — — 
[100-150] [75-87] [125-340] [6-16] 
F2:I-2 c.2672T>C c.2302A>T 107-140 (7/16) 83-89 (0/16) 134-255 (2/16) 3.9-7.6 (0/16) — Recurrent otitis in childhood, recurrent sinusitis — Nystagmus, memory problems, muscle weakness, cerebellar atrophy 34 
[117-122] [82-98] [150-360] [3.4-8.2] 
F2:II-1 c.2672T>C UPD(7q) 56-149 (29/54) 72-95 (23/54) 5-335 (38/54) 1.4-19.1 (35/54) Transient episode of severe aplastic anemia at 14 mo of age, after use of chloramphenicol (ear drops) Recurrent otitis from 4 mo of age Bone marrow biopsy showed markedly hypoplastic bone marrow; cellularity was assessed to be 5% of normal ADHD, intermittent vertigo 13 
[117-122] [82-98] [150-360] [3.4-8.2] 
F2:II-4 c.2672T>C UPD(7q) 82-128 (28/90) 73-90 (15/90) 37-444 (32/90) 2.5-12.3 (61/90) Thrombocytopenia at 2 mo followed by trilineage cytopenia at 14 mo of age Bronchiolitis at 6 wk and varicella infection at 4 mo of age, both requiring hospitalization; recurrent otitis and laryngitis before the HSCT MDS −7 at 18 mo of age; normal bone marrow cellularity and dysplastic megakaryocytes and clear myelodysplasia in the megakaryopoiesis Nystagmus, balance problems, dysmetria, lower limb stiffness, ADHD 
[117-122] [82-98] [150-360] [3.4-8.2] 

ADHD, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; CMV, cytomegalovirus; Hb, hemoglobin; HSCT, hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; MCV, mean corpuscular volume; MDS, myelodysplastic syndrome; NA, not available; Plt, platelets; WBC, white blood cell.

*

For blood counts, a range of values obtained from each individual is reported. The number of abnormal measurements of the number of total measurements is reported in parentheses. Reference values are reported within square brackets.

Deceased.

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