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. 2003 Mar 15;17(6):711–716. doi: 10.1101/gad.1065603

Table 1.

Clinical presentation of early onset IAD patients carrying TPIT mutations

Patient
Family
Onset of disease
Hypoglycemia
Prolonged cholestatic jaundice
Basal ACTHc (pg/mL)
Basal cortisold (nmol/L)
ACTH/cortisol response to CRH
Cortisol response to ACTH
TPIT mutation
1 Ia neonatal + <5 35 n.d. n.d. R179X
2 IIab neonatal + + 13 <20 no no (acute) R286X
yes (repeat)
3 IIIa neonatal + 17 <20 no no (acute) delA
yes (repeat)
4 IIIa neonatal + <5 <20 n.d. no (acute) delA
5 IVab neonatal + <5 55 no no (acute) T58A
6 IVab neonatal + <5 25 no no (acute) T58A
7 Vb neonatal + + 18 23 n.d. no (acute) S128F, del 5.2 kb
8 VIa neonatal + + <5 <20 n.d. no (acute) I171T
a

Consanguinity. 

b

Neonatal death in another sibling (pts 2 and 7) or related subjects (pts 5 and 6). 

c

Normal plasma ACTH concentration: 20–60 pg/mL. 

d

Normal plasma cortisol concentration: 250–600 nmol/L 

(n.d.) Not determined.