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. 2010 Jun 6;25(12):2431–2442. doi: 10.1007/s00467-010-1555-5

Table 1.

Structural and functional consequences of mutations in aHUS

Mutant CCP Structural changes C3b/d binding Heparin binding Endothelial cell binding Hemolysis assay Reference
D1119G 19 Local e a c [19, 86]
Y1142C 19 ND ND ND ND d [21]
W1157R 19 ND ND ND [87]
E1172X 20 ND ND ND [88, 89]
R1182S 20 Local ND c,d [19, 20]
W1183R 20 Local ND c [19]
W1183L 20 Local e a,b,e c [19, 86, 87, 90]
T1184R 20 Local e a c [19, 86]
L1189R 20 Local a c,d [19, 20, 86]
L1189F 20 Local ND c,d [19, 20]
S1191W 20 ND ND ND ND d [20]
S1191L 20 Local e ND c,d [17, 19]
S1191L/V1197A 20 Local e ND c,d [17, 19]
V1197A 20 ND e e ND d [17, 20, 87, 90]
E1198K 20 ND ND ND b d [22]
R1210C 20 Local e b c [19, 20, 87, 89, 90]
R1215G 20 Local b c [19, 87, 89]
R1215Q 20 ND a ND [86]
P1226S 20 ND ND ND [87]

ND not done; Endothelial cell binding relates to either amGEnC-1 [86] or bHUVEC [22, 88, 89] binding. Hemolysis assay using crecombinant proteins to compete with full-length CFH on human erythrocytes [19] or dusing patient serum on sheep erythrocytes [20]. To amalgamate these different hemolysis assays, the arrows indicate the effect on cell surface complement regulation produced by the mutation. eIndicates contradictory results