Table 2.

Neutrophil functions in Barth syndrome



NADPH oxidase activity

Chemotaxis
Patient
STZ
PMA
PAF + fMLP
C5a
IL-8
PAF
1   0.52 (0.60)   NT   NT   98   100   95  
2   NT   NT   NT   95   NT   68  
4   0.67 (0.66)   2.21 (2.08)   1.99 (1.92)   96   NT   99  
5   0.98 (0.66)   2.45 (1.98)   2.15 (1.71)   103   NT   77  
6   0.77 (0.62)   2.14 (2.01)   1.86 (1.90)   115   114   97  
7
 
0.82 (0.71)
 
NT
 
NT
 
NT
 
NT
 
NT
 


NADPH oxidase activity

Chemotaxis
Patient
STZ
PMA
PAF + fMLP
C5a
IL-8
PAF
1   0.52 (0.60)   NT   NT   98   100   95  
2   NT   NT   NT   95   NT   68  
4   0.67 (0.66)   2.21 (2.08)   1.99 (1.92)   96   NT   99  
5   0.98 (0.66)   2.45 (1.98)   2.15 (1.71)   103   NT   77  
6   0.77 (0.62)   2.14 (2.01)   1.86 (1.90)   115   114   97  
7
 
0.82 (0.71)
 
NT
 
NT
 
NT
 
NT
 
NT
 

Neutrophil functions were tested in freshly purified cells from 6 BTHS patients. NADPH-oxidase activity is expressed as maximal slope of H2O2 release in nmol H2O2/minute per 106 cells. The mean of 2 age-matched controls measured on the same day is given in parentheses beneath the corresponding patient value. Chemotaxis is expressed as percentage of mean maximal slope of 2 age-matched controls measured on the same day.

NT indicates not tested.

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