Table 2

Genotype and phenotype of JH probands from the Indian subcontinent

Family/patientSexAge at diagnosis, yTsat, %Ferritin, μg/LHypogonadismDiabetesLiver biopsyHJV mutationHAMP mutation
19 100 5293 ND C80Y/G320V WT 
B/ IV-6 26 Raised 4485 IE, C G99R WT 
11 ND 3772 ND ND IE G99R WT 
23 Raised >6000 ND IE, C P192L WT 
32 100 3756 − IE, F L194P WT 
17 94 5999 IE, F A343PfsX23 WT 
21 >97 5686 − ND WT R42Sfs 
Family/patientSexAge at diagnosis, yTsat, %Ferritin, μg/LHypogonadismDiabetesLiver biopsyHJV mutationHAMP mutation
19 100 5293 ND C80Y/G320V WT 
B/ IV-6 26 Raised 4485 IE, C G99R WT 
11 ND 3772 ND ND IE G99R WT 
23 Raised >6000 ND IE, C P192L WT 
32 100 3756 − IE, F L194P WT 
17 94 5999 IE, F A343PfsX23 WT 
21 >97 5686 − ND WT R42Sfs 

All patients shown are homozygous for their mutations except the proband in family A, who is a compound heterozygote. Normal values for transferrin saturation (Tsat) were 15%-45%; ferritin, 15-200 μg/L for females, 40-300 μg/L for males. + indicates presence of symptom; –, absence of symptom; ND, not determined; IE, iron excess; C, cirrhosis; and F, fibrosis.

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