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. 2006 Oct;169(4):1343–1352. doi: 10.2353/ajpath.2006.060438

TABLE 1.

FTLD-U Patients Used in This Study

Case no. Sex Age Duration FH 26/132/164 244 137/471
Type 1 1 F 62 5 NR Yes Yes No
2 M 71 8 NR Yes Yes No
3 M 92 3 NR Yes Yes No
4 M 77 12 NR Yes Yes No
5 F 69 6 Yes§ Yes Yes No
6 M 77 NR NR Yes Yes No
7 F 76 11 NR Yes Yes No
8 F 68 7 NR Yes Yes No
9 M 64 10 NR Yes Yes No
10 F 81 2 NR Yes Yes No
11 M 54 7 NR Yes Yes
Type 2 12* M 57 3 Yes§ No Yes
13* M 54 2 NR No Yes
14 F 54 7 Yes No Yes
15 F 61 4 Yes§ No Yes
16* M 67 10 Yes No No Yes
17 M 41 6 Yes No No Yes
Type 3 18 F NR NR NR No No No
19 F 75 3 NR No No No
20 F 62 5 Yes No No No
21* M 65 6 Yes§ No No No
22* F 79 5 Yes No No No
23 F 76 7 Yes§ No No No
24 F 77 11 Yes No No No
25 F 69 7 Yes§ No No No
26 M 55 2 NR No No No
27 F 73 6 Yes No No No
28 M 76 7 NR No No No
29* F 63 11 NR No No No
30 F 49 3 Yes§ No No No
31 F 68 9 NR No No No
32* M 59 10 NR No No No
33* M 48 2 NR No No No
34* F 53 2 NR No No No
35* M 53 3 NR No No No
36 F 72 3 NR No No No

Frontotemporal degeneration with ubiquitin-positive inclusion (FTLD-U) cases used in this study are numbered in the left-most column. Indicated is the ability of mAbs 26/132/164, 244, and 137/471 to immunohistochemically stain pathological inclusions in the FTLD-U cases. Sections of frontal cortex and hippocampus were examined from all of the FTLD-U cases with all of the mAbs, and temporal cortex and striatum were additionally examined in some of the cases for confirmation of the results. Disease duration and age are given in years. M, male; F, female; FH, family history; NR, not recorded. 

*

Cases that exhibited MND in addition to dementia. 

Cases in which the mAbs detected only a small percentage of the ubiquitin-positive inclusions. 

Two or more first degree relatives with dementia or MND. 

§

One first degree relative or two or more second degree relatives with dementia or MND.