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Original Article

Volume 8, Number 5, May 2016, pages 379-384


Recombinase Activating Gene 1 Deficiencies Without Omenn Syndrome May Also Present With Eosinophilia and Bone Marrow Fibrosis

Figure

Figure 1.
Figure 1. Distribution of patients with RAG1 deficiency.

Tables

Table 1. Demographic and Clinical Findings of Patients With RAG1 Deficiency
 
SCID phenotypenGender (f/m)Mean age (months)Mean age onset of symptoms (months)Mean age diagnosis (months)Consanguinity, n (%)Autoimmunity, n (%)CMV infection, n (%)EBV infection, n (%)BCG infection, n (%)
T+B-NK+21/1274.1 ± 5.6 (0 - 8)11.1 ± 1.4 (10 - 12)001 (50%)01 (12.5%) (BCG abscess)
T+B+NK+83/5118 ± 8510.2 ± 11.1 (2 - 36)67.2 ± 80.8 (12 - 244)5 (62.%)3 (37%)5 (62%)3 (37.5%)0
T-B-NK+85/357 ± 400.4 ± 0.9 (0 - 2.5)5.8 ± 3.1 (2 - 11)6 (75%)2 (25%)3 (37.5%)1 (12.5%)2 (25%) (BCGitis)
Omenn31/2-0.2 ± 0.2 (0 - 5)1.8 ± 0.7 (1 - 2.5)01 (33%)1 (37.5%)00
Total2110/1187 ± 734.4 ± 8.229 ± 5611 (52%)6 (28%)10 (47.6%)4 (19%)3 (14%)

 

Table 2. Clinical Findings of Patients With RAG1 Deficiency
 
SCID phenotypenFailure to thrive, n (%)Chronic lung diseases (n)Organomegaly, n (%)Erythroderma, n (%)Bone marrow fibrosis, n (%)
T+B-NK+22 (100%)Small airway disease: 11 (50%)01 (50%)
T+B+NK+83 (37.5%)Bronchiectasis: 5
Small airway disease: 3
5 (62.5%)1 (12.5%)1 (12.5%)
T-B-NK+84 (50%)Bronchiectasis: 13 (37.5%)00
Omenn33 (100%)02 (66.7%)3 (100%)1 (33.3%)
Total2112 (57%)1011 (52.3%)4 (19%)3 (14%)

 

Table 3. Hematologic Evaluation of Patients With RAG1 Deficiency
 
SCID phenotypenNeutropenia, n (%)Lymphopenia, n (%)Anemia, n (%)Thrombocytopenia, n (%)Eosinophilia, n (%)
T+B-NK+21 (50%)1 (25%)22 (100%)0
T+B+NK+81 (12.5%)1 (12.5%)81 (12.5%)2 (25%)
T-B-NK+82 (25%)4 (50%)805 (62.5%)
Omenn31 (33%)031 (33%)3 (100%)
Total215 (23%)6 (28%)214 (19%)10 (47%)

 

Table 4. Lymphocyte Subsets of Patients With RAG 1 Deficiency
 
SCID phenotypeCD3 (%)CD19 (%)CD4 (%)CD8 (%)NK (%)HLA-DR (%)HLA-DR elevation (n)γδ elevation (n)CD45RA (%)CD45RO (%)
T+B-NK+ (n = 2)55 ± 65.1 ± 5.26.1 ± 4.242 ± 4.142 ± 8.434 ± 3.5210.6 ± 0.035.6 ± 2.2
T+B+NK+ (n = 8)69 ± 204.5 ± 536 ± 2432 ± 1620 ± 2227 ± 203332 ± 2449 ± 20
T-B-NK+ (n = 8)7.5 ± 147.6 ± 214.6 ± 8.13.4 ± 5.186 ± 8.42.7 ± 4.20029 ± 2039 ± 30
Omenn (n = 3)83 ± 60.19 ± 0.1844 ± 2834 ± 2512 ± 666 ± 630--
Total46 ± 355.6 ± 1322 ± 2422 ± 2042 ± 3624 ± 258435 ± 2628 ± 30

 

Table 5. RAG1 Mutations and Clinical Outcomes of Patients
 
SCID phenotypeRAG1 mutationHSCT, nDonorExitusn
T+B-NK+p.R561H homozygous1Unrelated donor02
H249R/K820R compound heterozygous1Unrelated donor0
T+B+NK+H249R/K820R compound heterozygous: 41Sister18
H249R heterozygous: 21Mother0
H249R homozygous: 1001
delAA368-369 homozygous: 11Mother1
T-B-NK+H249R/K820R compound heterozygous: 20028
H249R homozygous: 21Unrelated donor0
Leu846Pr homozygous: 11Brother0
R394Q homozygous: 21Father2
p.R776Q del 3047-49 GCC: 1001
OmennH249R heterozygous: 21Unrelated donor23
arg108x/his249arg/leu797val/lys820arg heterozygous: 101
Total991121