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. 2007 Oct 3;111(2):624–632. doi: 10.1182/blood-2007-04-084533

Table 2.

Summary of patients with A304V MCP mutations

Patient Disease Sex Age of onset, y Relapses, no. Renal sequelae Inheritance Complement protein tested* Other mutations Source
5 aHUS F 6 4 proteinuria Het FH, FI, CR1 None Caprioli et al10
6 aHUS M 0.9 Multiple CRF Het C3, C4, CH50, FH, FI None C. Belsha, written communication, February 2007
7 aHUS/TTP M 63 2 None NA C3, C4, FH, FI P553S CFI T.H.J.G., March 2007
8 Stx-HUS F 4 NA NA Het FH, FI, CR1 None C.J.F., J.P.A., April 2007 M.N., October 2006
9 HELLP F 30 NA CRF NA C3, C4, FB, FH, FI, MCP None V.F.B., December 2006
10 GN with C3 deposits M 22 NA proteinuria, hematuria Het C3, C4, FB, FH, FI, MCP Het V181M MCP Servais et al23

NA indicates not available; Het, heterozygous; GN, glomerulonephritis; and CRF, chronic renal failure.

*

Components listed were measured and were normal; MCP and CR1 were measured by FACS.

V181M MCP mutant is normally expressed and has no abnormalities in C3b and C4b binding and cofactor activity (unpublished data).