Table 1.

Clinical and laboratory profiles of lymphoma patients with germline Fas mutation

Study centerPatientSexAge*AdenopathySplenomegalyAutoimmune diseaseDNTCs (%)Cells killed (%)ALPS1-153Yr from onset1-155LymphomaFas mutation
AnemiaThrombocytopeniaNeutropeniaAutoantibodies
Bethesda 3-II-1 Male 38 − − 6.1 32 22 NLP Hodgkin disease 915A→C 
Bethesda 3-II-3 Male 27 − − ND ND ND − 21 T-cell–rich B lymphoma 915A→C 
Bethesda 26-II-4 Male 54 − 0.7 − 48 Burkitt lymphoma 973A→T 
Bethesda 30-II-7 Female 30 − − 5.9 15 Burkitt lymphoma 1074delT 
Bethesda 45-III-2 Male 12 − 11.7 12 Hodgkin disease 779del11 
Bethesda 55-II-1 Male 19 − − 9.7 15 Follicular B lymphoma 942C→T  
New York P9-II-4 Male 30 − − ND ND 29 − 21 Hodgkin disease IVS7(+2)T→A  
New York P10-I-1 Female 38 − − 18.0 Hodgkin disease 1003C→T 
Germany G3-II-8 Male 31 − − − − ND 4.0 < 2  − Hodgkin disease; marginal zone B-cell lymphoma 1009A→G 
Germany G3-III-4 Female − − 75 12 T-cell lymphoma 1009A→G 
Study centerPatientSexAge*AdenopathySplenomegalyAutoimmune diseaseDNTCs (%)Cells killed (%)ALPS1-153Yr from onset1-155LymphomaFas mutation
AnemiaThrombocytopeniaNeutropeniaAutoantibodies
Bethesda 3-II-1 Male 38 − − 6.1 32 22 NLP Hodgkin disease 915A→C 
Bethesda 3-II-3 Male 27 − − ND ND ND − 21 T-cell–rich B lymphoma 915A→C 
Bethesda 26-II-4 Male 54 − 0.7 − 48 Burkitt lymphoma 973A→T 
Bethesda 30-II-7 Female 30 − − 5.9 15 Burkitt lymphoma 1074delT 
Bethesda 45-III-2 Male 12 − 11.7 12 Hodgkin disease 779del11 
Bethesda 55-II-1 Male 19 − − 9.7 15 Follicular B lymphoma 942C→T  
New York P9-II-4 Male 30 − − ND ND 29 − 21 Hodgkin disease IVS7(+2)T→A  
New York P10-I-1 Female 38 − − 18.0 Hodgkin disease 1003C→T 
Germany G3-II-8 Male 31 − − − − ND 4.0 < 2  − Hodgkin disease; marginal zone B-cell lymphoma 1009A→G 
Germany G3-III-4 Female − − 75 12 T-cell lymphoma 1009A→G 

Presence (+), or absence or lack of confirmation (−) of clinical finding.

ND indicates not done; NLP Hodgkin disease, nodular lymphocyte-predominant Hodgkin disease.

*

When last studied, or died.

Percent of TCR α/βCD4CD8 T cells. The laboratory normal value is < 1.0%.

Percent of cells killed after treatment with an anti-Fas MoAb. The NIH laboratory normal value is 52% ± 12% (mean ± SD).

F1-153

The case does (+) or does not (−) meet the ALPS case definition. Immunophenotyping could not be done to confirm an elevated percentage of DNTCs in subjects who had died.

F1-155

Time in years from manifesting first features of ALPS until lymphoma diagnosis.

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