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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jun 9.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Genet Metab. 2005 Jul 22;86(1-2):124–133. doi: 10.1016/j.ymgme.2005.06.001

Table 1.

Characteristics of subjects

Subject Gender Mutations Age at
enrollment (years)
DHA supplementation
Residual enzyme activity
(nmol/min/mg Protein)
Dose
(mg/day)
Time supplemented
(years)
LCHADa Ketothiolasea
1#(15) F c.901G > A β-subunit/? 10 130 4 12.4 0.4
2 M c.1528G > C/c.1528G > C 7 130 4 11.8 38.6
3# F c.901G > A β-subunit/? 5 130 4 NA NA
4(12) F c.1528G > C/c.274_278del 1 65 4 10.2 10.7
5(11) F c.1528G > C/c.1528G > C 1 65 4 NA NA
6(15) M β-subunit/β-subunit 1 65 4
7(15) F c.1528G > C/c.1528G > C 6 130 4 10.7 21.0
8(12) F c.1528G > C /c.274_278del 1 65 4 0.4 NA
9f F c.1528G > C/c.1528G > C 3 65 3 NA NA
10f M c.1528G > C/c.1528G > C 4 65 3 NA NA
11 M c.1528G > C/? 9 130 4 NA NA
12(12) F c.1528G > C/5 bp del at exon
15/intron boundary
1 65 2 NA NA
13(12) F c.1528G > C/c.1132C > T 2 130 5 NA NA
14(13) M c.1528G > C/c.1678C > T 5 130 5 NA NA

Mutations are given as the change in the cDNA (c.) of the α-subunit of the trifunctional protein unless otherwise noted. Superscripts to the subject numbers indicate the literature reference for those subjects with previously published mutation analysis. “?” indicates alleles in which no mutations were identified following the sequencing of exons in both the α and β subunits. Patients have one known mutation and clinical and biochemical evidence of LCHAD/TFP deficiency. “#/f” symbols indicate siblings. MVM=multi-vitamin and mineral supplement; Portagen=infant formula made by Mead Johnson Nutritionals; Alimentum=infant formula made by Ross Products, Abbott Laboratories.

a

Normal range of LCHAD=43.6–89.9 nmol/min/mg protein; normal range of ketothiolase=16.4–43.0 nmol/min/mg protein.