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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet A. 2010 Dec 22;155(2):337–342. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.a.33807

Table I.

Poikiloderma with Neutropenia (PN) Patient Information

Patient # Family # Gender Age at ascertainment Ethnicity Clinical Features C16orf57 Allele 1 Mutation C16orf57 Allele 2 Mutation
1 1 F 12 y 100% Navajo Neutropenia; poikiloderma*; pachyonychia; recurrent OM; asthma c.496delA c.496delA
2 1 F 15 y 100% Navajo Neutropenia; poikiloderma; pachyonychia; recurrent sinopulmonary infections and OM; mastoiditis; asthma c.496delA c.496delA
3 2 M 17 mo 100% Navajo Rash started age 5 mo; diagnosed PN age 9 mo due to neutropenia; transient thrombocytopenia; pachyonychia; chronic cough; h/o diarrhea; normal bone marrow studies c.496delA c.496delA
4 3 F 3 y 100% Apache Diagnosed PN age 3 y due to rash and neutropenia; recurrent respiratory infections c.496delA c.496delA
5 4 F 5 y 25% Navajo
75% Caucasian
Rash age 4 mo; initially diagnosed with RTS age 18 mo; diagnosed with PN age 5 y due to neutropenia; pachyonychia; recurrent OM; sinopulmonary and urinary tract infections; h/o chronic diarrhea; calcinosis cutis c.496delA c.489_492del4
6 5 F 4 y Turkish-British Rash started age 3 mo; diagnosed with PN age 20 mo due to neutropenia and poikiloderma; pachyonychia; hyperkeratosis soles; cellulitis, mastoiditis; h/o mild anemia; bone marrow normal except increased myeloid precursors; received GCSF c.541C>T/Q181X c.541C>T/Q181X
7 6 M 4 y Scottish Rash started age 6 mo; neutropenia since birth; transient thrombocytopenia; recurrent sinopulmonary infections; pachyonychia; chronic diarrhea; bone marrow showed delayed maturation of neutrophils c.489_492del4 c.693+1G>T
8 6 F 4 y Scottish Rash started age 1 y; neutropenia since birth; recurrent sinopulmonary infections; hyperkeratosis; calcinosis cutis c.489_492del4 c.693+1G>T
9 7 F 7 y 6.25% Cherokee
93.75% Caucasian
Rash started age 4 mo; diagnosed with PN age 1 y due to neutropenia; recurrent OM, bronchitis, cellulitis; pachyonychia; autoimmune thyroiditis; h/o chronic diarrhea in infancy; calcinosis cutis; received GCSF; normal bone marrow studies c.415 C>T/Q139X c.673 C>T/Q225X
10 8 M 5 y Asian Indian (Punjabi) Diagnosed with PN age 2 y due to rash and neutropenia; recurrent sinopulmonary infections; positive sweat chloride tests c.266 -1G>A c.266 -1G>A
11 8 M 13 mo Asian Indian (Punjabi) Starting to develop rash at time of ascertainment at age 13 mo c.266 -1G>A c.266 -1G>A

M Male; F Female; y year; mo month; h/o history of; OM otitis media [Wang et al., 2003a].

*

All patients had the classic poikiloderma of PN which starts peripherally affecting the limbs first and then extending centrally to the face. This is in contrast to patients with RTS in whom the rash starts on the face and then extends to the limbs [Wang et al., 2003a].