Table 3.

Transplantation history of JAK3-deficient SCID patients




No. and type of stem cell transplantation (age at time of transplantation)*
Patient no.
Current age, y
HLA-haploidentical T-depleted bone marrow
HLA-identical bone marrow
Unrelated cord blood
1   7   2 (10 mo; 21 mo)   NA   1 (27 mo)  
2   19   1 (5 mo)   NA   NA  
3   12   NA   1 (7 mo)   NA  
4   5   1 (24 d)   NA   NA  
5   11   NA   1 (9 mo)   NA  
6   17   2 (7 mo; 9 y)   NA   NA  
7§  NA   2 (14 mo; 20 mo)   NA   NA  
8   13   1 (8 mo)   NA   NA  
9   10   1 (25 d)   NA   NA  
10
 
8
 
1 (21 d)
 
NA
 
NA
 



No. and type of stem cell transplantation (age at time of transplantation)*
Patient no.
Current age, y
HLA-haploidentical T-depleted bone marrow
HLA-identical bone marrow
Unrelated cord blood
1   7   2 (10 mo; 21 mo)   NA   1 (27 mo)  
2   19   1 (5 mo)   NA   NA  
3   12   NA   1 (7 mo)   NA  
4   5   1 (24 d)   NA   NA  
5   11   NA   1 (9 mo)   NA  
6   17   2 (7 mo; 9 y)   NA   NA  
7§  NA   2 (14 mo; 20 mo)   NA   NA  
8   13   1 (8 mo)   NA   NA  
9   10   1 (25 d)   NA   NA  
10
 
8
 
1 (21 d)
 
NA
 
NA
 

NA indicates not applicable.

*

Preconditioning (busulfan, cyclophosphamide, antithymocyte globulin [ATG]) was only utilized with patient 1 (prior to cord blood transplantation). In all patients receiving 2 HLA-haploidentical transplantations (patients 1, 6, and 7), the second transplant was from the same parental donor as the first transplant (father for patient 1, mother for patients 6 and 7). HLA-identical marrow for patient 5 was T depleted, while that for patient 3 was not.

All infants except patients 8, 9, and 10 (full siblings of patient 4) underwent transplantation at Duke University Medical Center.

Median = 11 years.

§

Deceased.

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