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. 2023 May 22;24(10):9105. doi: 10.3390/ijms24109105

Table 2.

Demographics and clinical data of the GD, GBA-PD patients and controls.

Patients GD Type Type of Therapy Sex Age,
Years
Mutation in the GBA1 Gene GCase Residual
Activity in Blood, %
HexSph Concentration in Blood, %
GD 1 1 ERT m 55 N370S/c84dupG 0.4 6795
GD 2 1 ERT f 48 N370S/L444P 4.74 16,216
GD 3 1 SRT f 20 N370S/L444P 9.3 13,281
GD 4 1 ERT f 31 N370S/L444P 3.2 15,212
GD 5 1 ERT m 50 N370S/- 4.8 1738
GD 6 1 ERT f 35 N370S/R120W 2.8 11,003
GD 7 1 ERT m 29 N370S/L444P 5.9 27,413
GD 8 1 - m 26 N370S/R120W 10.3 45,637
GD 9 1 ERT f 42 N370S/W184R 5.1 21,042
GBA-PD 1 - L-DOPA f 62 WT/L444P 52.6 320
GBA-PD 2 - L-DOPA f 50 WT/L444P 50.1 192
GBA-PD 3 - L-DOPA m 42 N370S/WT 78.8 294
GBA-PD 4 - L-DOPA f 66 N370S/WT 54.7 219
GBA-PD 5 - L-DOPA f 57 N370S/WT 55.6 357
GBA-PD 6 - L-DOPA f 56 N370S/WT 38.1 201
Controls (n = 7) - - 42% men 41.3 ± 4.2 WT/WT 100 100

GD—Gaucher disease, GBA-PD—Parkinson’s disease associated with mutation in the GBA1 gene, ERT—enzyme replacement therapy, SRT—substrate reduction therapy, L-DOPA—L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (Levodopa), WT—wild type, GCase—glucocerebrosidase, HexSph—hexosylsphingosine.