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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 15.
Published in final edited form as: Genet Med. 2012 Jan;14(1):135–142. doi: 10.1038/gim.2011.4

Table 1.

Baseline and immunologic data for patients treated therapeutically (patients 1 and 2) for an established antibody response as well as patients treated prophylactically (patients 3 and 4) in parallel to starting enzyme replacement therapy

Therapeutic tolerance induction Prophylactic tolerance induction
Patient 1 Patient 2 Patient 3 Patient 4
Age of diagnosis 5 weeks 12 days 8 weeks 10 weeks
Sex M F F M
Race African American Caucasian Caucasian Caucasian
Consanguinity No No Yes No
GAA mutation Homozygous c.2560C>T c.1128–1129delinsC/
c.2237G>A
Homozygous c.341insT c.1548G>A and c.525delT
GAA activity Absent Absent Absent Absent
Initiation of ERT 7 weeks 16 days 16 weeks 15 weeks
Seroconversion 6 weeks 4 weeks 38 weeks None
Onset of immune tolerance after
ERT
18 weeks 6 weeks 0 weeks 0 weeks
Current immune therapy None None None None
Anti-rhGAA titer
  Peak titer (time after ERT) 1:1,600 (4 months) 1:12,800 (1 month) 1:1,600 (9 months) Negative
  Time to antibody elimination 3 months 19 months Not eliminated N/A
  Last titer Negative Negative 1:200 Negative
  B-cell recovery Yes Yes Yes Yes
Urinary Glc4 level (mmol/mol CN)
  Baseline 26 23 NA NA
  6 months 39 20 NA 29
  12 months 48 10 NA 38
Last 47 (53 months) 17 (35 months) 21 (33 months) 69 (22 months)

ERT, enzyme replacement therapy; GAA, acid α-glucosidase; Glc4, glucose tetrasaccharide; rhGAA, recombinant human GAA.