Table 1.

Patient characteristics

Patient no./sexAge, yFamily historyHct, %EpoIn vitro assayClonalityVHL mutations
1/F 16 Yes 68 45 Hypersensitive* Polyclonal 376G>T/wt 
2/M 10 Yes 63 271 Hypersensitive NI 376G>T/wt 
3/F No 59 18 Hypersensitive* NI wt/wt 
4/F Yes 60 21 Hypersensitive* Polyclonal wt/wt 
5/F 20 No 60 30 Hypersensitive NI wt/wt 
6/F Unknown 62 21 Hypersensitive Polyclonal 598C>T/598C>T 
7/F 14 No 60 71 Normal Polyclonal wt/wt 
8/M No 66 41 Normal NI 388G>C/598C>T 
Patient no./sexAge, yFamily historyHct, %EpoIn vitro assayClonalityVHL mutations
1/F 16 Yes 68 45 Hypersensitive* Polyclonal 376G>T/wt 
2/M 10 Yes 63 271 Hypersensitive NI 376G>T/wt 
3/F No 59 18 Hypersensitive* NI wt/wt 
4/F Yes 60 21 Hypersensitive* Polyclonal wt/wt 
5/F 20 No 60 30 Hypersensitive NI wt/wt 
6/F Unknown 62 21 Hypersensitive Polyclonal 598C>T/598C>T 
7/F 14 No 60 71 Normal Polyclonal wt/wt 
8/M No 66 41 Normal NI 388G>C/598C>T 

Age is the age of the patient at the time of the study. The in vitro assay determined the in vitro BFU-E sensitivity to Epo. Htc indicates hematocrit; Epo, serum erythropoietin level in mIU/mL; wt, wild-type of the VHL allele; and NI, patient was not informative for clonality assay.

*

Rare (< 10% of maximum) BFU-E colonies growing in the absence of Epo were found in these patients.

Granulocytes and platelets were tested; both were polyclonal.

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