Table 5.

Overview of HLH-associated sequence variants found in adults in selected registries

ReferenceMutation frequencyPRF1 bi/moSTXBP2 bi/moSH2D1A hemi/moUNC13D bi/moSTX11 bi/moAge (range), y
Zhang et al52  14% 7/11* 1/1* 0/0 2/5* 0/0 ≥18, n = 25 
Sieni et al125  n/a 6/0 1/0 2 (m)/0 2/0 0/0 23 (18-43), n = 11 
Wang et al41  7% 6/3* 0/0 1 (m)*/1 (f) 0/1 0/7 20 (13-56), n = 18 
Cetica et al51 , 25% — — — — — ≥18, n = 44 
Chen et al126  32% 1/2* 0/1 1*/2 ≥18, n = 22 
ReferenceMutation frequencyPRF1 bi/moSTXBP2 bi/moSH2D1A hemi/moUNC13D bi/moSTX11 bi/moAge (range), y
Zhang et al52  14% 7/11* 1/1* 0/0 2/5* 0/0 ≥18, n = 25 
Sieni et al125  n/a 6/0 1/0 2 (m)/0 2/0 0/0 23 (18-43), n = 11 
Wang et al41  7% 6/3* 0/0 1 (m)*/1 (f) 0/1 0/7 20 (13-56), n = 18 
Cetica et al51 , 25% — — — — — ≥18, n = 44 
Chen et al126  32% 1/2* 0/1 1*/2 ≥18, n = 22 

bi, biallelic mutation; f, female; hemi, hemizygous mutation; m, male; mo, monoallelic mutation.

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Some are double-heterozygous patients, with mutations in 2 different genes.

The study included all age groups.

Only biallelic variations reported. Specific mutant site not reported for patients ≥18 years.

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