Table 2

Clinical characteristics and laboratory profiles of patients carrying the PRF1 mutations

PatientMutationAge, yRace or ethnic group*Hemoglobin level, g/dLAbsolute neutrophil count, × 10−3/mm3Platelet count, 10−3/mm3Bone marrow cellularity, %HemophagocytosisFollow-up
A91V/H300H 31 White 8.0 25 5 000 Yes No response to immunosuppression 
A91V/H300H 77 White 8.8 95 11 000 15 Yes Relapse; CsA dependent 
A91V/H300H 78 White 10.0 940 7 000 10 No Transient response; relapse; CsA dependent 
S388I/A274A 33 Hispanic 5.8 950 9 000 10 Yes No response to immunosuppression 
R4H 21 African American 4.1 780 6 000 Yes No response to immunosuppression 
PatientMutationAge, yRace or ethnic group*Hemoglobin level, g/dLAbsolute neutrophil count, × 10−3/mm3Platelet count, 10−3/mm3Bone marrow cellularity, %HemophagocytosisFollow-up
A91V/H300H 31 White 8.0 25 5 000 Yes No response to immunosuppression 
A91V/H300H 77 White 8.8 95 11 000 15 Yes Relapse; CsA dependent 
A91V/H300H 78 White 10.0 940 7 000 10 No Transient response; relapse; CsA dependent 
S388I/A274A 33 Hispanic 5.8 950 9 000 10 Yes No response to immunosuppression 
R4H 21 African American 4.1 780 6 000 Yes No response to immunosuppression 

The peripheral blood and bone marrow counts at diagnosis (Document SI) are shown. All patients were men with a diagnosis of severe aplastic anemic. CsA indicates cyclosporine A.

*

Race or ethnic group was self-reported by the patients.

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