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. 2010 Oct 19;31(12):1352–1359. doi: 10.1002/humu.21378

Table 1.

SOX17 Mutation Analysis of Subjects with Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR), DMSA-Positive (DMSA+UTI), and Renal Scars Associated with Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections

Number (n) Sex (M/F) SOX17 p.Y259N n SOX17 p.G178C n SOX17 p.Q17_S18insTQ n Diagnosis (grade, position) Tc99m DMSA
CAKUT
58 (10 fam.) 26/32 4
Familial cases Fam.1, II.1 F het VUR (III grade, R&L) double pelvis Renal scars
Fam.1, I.2 F het VUR (IV grade, R) Normal
Fam.2, II.1 M het VUR (III grade, L) Normal
Fam. 2, I.2 F het VUR (III grade, L) Renal scars
Sporadic cases 178 57/121 2 1 1
Pt 180 F het ureter dilatation L Renal scars
Pt 240 F het VUR (III grade, L) Renal scars
Pt 253 M het VUR (I grade, R&L) Renal scars
pt 36 M het VUR (III grade, R&L) Renal scars
Controls (CT) 88 40/48 1
ct 1 M het n.a n.a
Cord blood 82 40/42 0
Nephrotic syndrome 135 60/75 0

Three groups of unselected control subjects were also analyzed. One of this included children with nephrotic syndrome who were excluded for VUR. VUR=vesicoureteral reflux; UTI, urinary tract infections; n, number; M, male; F, female; het, heterozygote; L, left; R, right; Tc99m DMSA, Technetium99-dimercaptosuccinic acid; n.a, not available.