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. 2014 Feb 6;94(2):209–222. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2013.12.015

Table 1.

Clinical and Biochemical Characteristics of Individuals with PET100 Mutation

Subject ID Sex Age of Onset Age of Death (Current Age) Clinical Presentation % CIV Activitya Relationship between Parents Religious Background of Parents
A1 M 4 months 0.7 years LS 17 (F), 19 (M), 22 (L) first cousins Christian
B1 M 1.5 months 0.7 years DD, FTT, seizures 24 (F) second cousins Sunni Muslim
C1 F 3 months (15.5 years) LS 10 (F), 21 (M) unrelated, from nearby villages Maronite Catholic
D1 M 6 months (24 years) LS, dystonia, seizures 27 (F) first cousins Maronite Catholic
D2 M 4 months 0.6 years LS, seizures 22 (F)
E1 M 4 months 16 years DD, FTT, seizures 29 (F) unrelated Maronite Catholic
E2 M 9 months (27 years) LS, seizures 25 (F)
F1 M 6 months (9.7 years) LS, seizures 34 (F) first cousins Muslim
G1 F 4 months 1 year DD, seizures 12 (F), 39 (L) first cousins once removed Christian Orthodox
H1 M 4 months 3.5 years LS, seizures 51 (F), 48 (M), 21 (L) second cousins Maronite Catholic

Abbreviations are as follows: LS, Leigh syndrome; DD, developmental delay; FTT, failure to thrive.

a

CIV activity is expressed as percent of control mean value for CIV activity relative to citrate synthase activity in fibroblasts (F), skeletal muscle (M), or liver (L).