Table 1.

Categorization and genetic characterization of samples

CategorySubgroupNumber of individualsTotal
EXO UNC13D (FHL3) 35  
STX11 (FHL4) 12  
STXBP2 (FHL5) 13  
LYST (CHS) 19  
RAB27A (GS2) 10  
AP3B1 (HPS2)  
RHOG 92 
IEI (non-EXO) PRF1 (FHL2) 30  
SH2D1A (XLP1)  
XIAP (XLP2)  
CD27  
GATA2  
MAGT1 (XMEN)  
ZNFX1  
CYBA  
ITK 58 
HYPINF Secondary HLH 33  
soJIA/MAS 30 63 
HD-CTRL Healthy donors 198 198 
TRP-CTRL Transport controls 84 84 
Grand total   495 
CategorySubgroupNumber of individualsTotal
EXO UNC13D (FHL3) 35  
STX11 (FHL4) 12  
STXBP2 (FHL5) 13  
LYST (CHS) 19  
RAB27A (GS2) 10  
AP3B1 (HPS2)  
RHOG 92 
IEI (non-EXO) PRF1 (FHL2) 30  
SH2D1A (XLP1)  
XIAP (XLP2)  
CD27  
GATA2  
MAGT1 (XMEN)  
ZNFX1  
CYBA  
ITK 58 
HYPINF Secondary HLH 33  
soJIA/MAS 30 63 
HD-CTRL Healthy donors 198 198 
TRP-CTRL Transport controls 84 84 
Grand total   495 

Number and categories of patients included in this study by their respective groups retrospectively compiled from 1 center over 10.5 years. EXO, individuals with NK/CTL exocytosis defect; HD-CTRL, healthy adult volunteers; HYPINF, individuals with a hyperinflammatory syndrome fulfilling HLH criteria; IEI, individuals with other inborn errors of immunity excluding EXO; TRP-CTRL, healthy adult transport controls; XLP, X-linked lymphoproliferative disease; XMEN, X-linked MAGT1 deficiency with increased susceptibility to Epstein-Barr virus infection and N-linked glycosylation defect.

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