Table 1.

Nonclassical FD mutations

MutantSerum ferritin, µg/LTransferrin saturation, %Examples of pathological findingsReferencesAdult patients, n
WT 15-200 F 15-45 both  11   
40-300 M M and F 
C326Y* 481-552F 94-80 F  11  2 F, 2 M 
4232-4326 M 96-100 M 
C326S* Elevated Elevated Cirrhosis and arthritis 12  1 M 
Y501C* 43-199 F 35-64 F Asthenia, arthralgia, and hepatomegaly 13  2 F, 2 M 
568-642 M 94-104 M 
D504N* 1514-1605 M 89-102 M Hepatomegaly 14  2 M 
N144D* 7500 F 99 M Iron loading in hepatocytes and BDECs, cirrhosis 15  1 F, 1 M 
10 510 M 
V72F* 27-174 F 31-35 F Iron loading primarily in hepatocytes, but also in Kupffer cells, BDECs, and PTMs, fibrosis, and hepatic steatosis 16  2 F, 3 M 
195-1091 M 53-81 M 
Y64N 176-513 F 47-86 F Iron loading in Kupffer cells and hepatocytes, fatigue and tremors 17  3 F, 5 M 
647-2,812 M 91-98 M 
H507R 233 F 46 F Iron loading in hepatocytes, mild steatosis, and siderosis 18, 19  1 F, 3 M 
785-3751 M 93-100 M 
S71F 5500 70 Uncharacterized 20  1§ 
G204S 4-5236 F 2-100 F Mixed iron loading, but mainly hepatocytes heterogeneous phenotype 20, 21  3 F, 5 M 
508-3755M 27-91 M 
D270V <1000 F 78 F Fatigue, fibrosis, iron loading in hepatocytes and Kupffer cells, hepatitis C 22, 23  1 F, 1 M 
353-559 M|| 37-41 M|| 
S338R 1990 M 90 M Iron loading in hepatocytes, Kupffer cells, and PTMs, mild steatosis 24  1 M 
MutantSerum ferritin, µg/LTransferrin saturation, %Examples of pathological findingsReferencesAdult patients, n
WT 15-200 F 15-45 both  11   
40-300 M M and F 
C326Y* 481-552F 94-80 F  11  2 F, 2 M 
4232-4326 M 96-100 M 
C326S* Elevated Elevated Cirrhosis and arthritis 12  1 M 
Y501C* 43-199 F 35-64 F Asthenia, arthralgia, and hepatomegaly 13  2 F, 2 M 
568-642 M 94-104 M 
D504N* 1514-1605 M 89-102 M Hepatomegaly 14  2 M 
N144D* 7500 F 99 M Iron loading in hepatocytes and BDECs, cirrhosis 15  1 F, 1 M 
10 510 M 
V72F* 27-174 F 31-35 F Iron loading primarily in hepatocytes, but also in Kupffer cells, BDECs, and PTMs, fibrosis, and hepatic steatosis 16  2 F, 3 M 
195-1091 M 53-81 M 
Y64N 176-513 F 47-86 F Iron loading in Kupffer cells and hepatocytes, fatigue and tremors 17  3 F, 5 M 
647-2,812 M 91-98 M 
H507R 233 F 46 F Iron loading in hepatocytes, mild steatosis, and siderosis 18, 19  1 F, 3 M 
785-3751 M 93-100 M 
S71F 5500 70 Uncharacterized 20  1§ 
G204S 4-5236 F 2-100 F Mixed iron loading, but mainly hepatocytes heterogeneous phenotype 20, 21  3 F, 5 M 
508-3755M 27-91 M 
D270V <1000 F 78 F Fatigue, fibrosis, iron loading in hepatocytes and Kupffer cells, hepatitis C 22, 23  1 F, 1 M 
353-559 M|| 37-41 M|| 
S338R 1990 M 90 M Iron loading in hepatocytes, Kupffer cells, and PTMs, mild steatosis 24  1 M 

Based on the literature, the 12 Fpn mutations listed in the table are associated with elevated serum ferritin and transferrin saturation, although not every subject carrying the mutation had abnormal biochemical parameters or related pathology. Adult = ≥ 18 years.

BDEC, bile duct epithelial cell; F, female; M, male PTM, portal tract macrophage.

*

Mutants in which hepcidin binding is impaired based on the results of our study; of these, C326Y, C326S, Y501C, D504N, and N144D were more severely impaired.

Six descendants aged 8 to 16 had transferrin saturation 84-97%.

Mutants in which hepcidin binding is normal, but hepcidin-mediated ubiquitination is impaired based on the results of our study; of these, Y64N and H507R were most severely impaired, followed by S71F and G204S.

§

Source did not cite sex.

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The patient’s parameters were recorded at 2 different times.

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