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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jan 16.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Neurol. 2008 Apr 7;7(5):409–416. doi: 10.1016/S1474-4422(08)70071-1

Table 2.

Clinical Characteristics of Families with TARDBP Mutations

Family ND654 QBB
Individual II:14 III:4 II:1 II:2 II:5 II:7 III:4
TARDBP G290A G290A ND G298S ND G298S G298S
Age of onset 47 51 47 60 48 52 41
Age of death 48 52 48 62 49 56 43
Site of onset Spinal Bulbar ND Bulbar ND Spinal Spinal
Dementia ND No No No No No No
UMN signs ↑DTRs, Spastic gait ↑DTRs ND ↑DTRs, Spastic dysarthria ND No ↑DTRs
LMN signs Fasciculations, weakness, atrophy Fasciculations, weakness, atrophy ND Fasciculations, weakness, atrophy ND Fasciculations, weakness, atrophy Fasciculations, weakness, atrophy
Electrophysiology ND Active denervation ND Fibrillations, fasciculations, positive sharp waves ND Fibrillations, fasciculations, positive sharp waves Fibrillations, fasciculations, positive sharp waves
Labs/imaging Normal myelogram Normal MRI brain/spine Normal CSF, normal MRI brain Normal MRI brain, normal myelogram
Genetic testing SOD1 neg SOD1 neg

Clinical characteristics of FALS families with TARDBP mutations.

ND = no data

DTRs = deep tendon reflexes

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