Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Genet. 2015 Feb 2;208(4):115–128. doi: 10.1016/j.cancergen.2015.01.007

Table 2.

Clinical and Genetic Findings in Pediatric- and Adult-Onset aAA

Patient
Number
Age
Diagn.
(yrs)
Age
WES
(yrs)
Sex AA
Duration
(yrs)
Severity IST
(Y/N)
Time
After
IST
(yrs)
TL TCR Marrow
Cellularity
(%)
WBC
(103/µl)/ANC
(cells/µl)
Hgb
(g/dL)
Plt
(103/µl)
Disease
Status
at WES
Karyotype CN-
LOH
PNH
Clone
# Tier
1 & 2
Muts.
Tier 1 Mutations Tier 2
Mutations
Other
Pediatric-Onset aAA
362.01 1.5 2 F 1.2 SAA Y 1.2 N n/a 50–60 4.6/2521 9.6 146 PR Normal None None 0 None None
387.01 2 3 M 0.5 SAA Y 0.5 N Nl 60–70 5.5/1282 7.9 52 PR Normal None None 0 None None
439.01 3 4 F 0.8 SAA Y 0.3 N Nl 30–50 4.2/546 9.1 60 PR 47,XX,
+der(15)c[20]
None None 0 None None
281.01 3 4 M 0.7 SAA N n/a L n/a 80–90 5.7/1140 11.1 37 PR Normal 6p None 1 HLA-A (Y142X) None
3.01 4 5 M 1.0 SAA Y 1.0 N n/a 70–80 5.5/3267 10.7 39 PR Normal None None 0 None None
118.01 5 34 F 29.0 SAA Y 18.0 n/a Clonal n/a 3.6/2500 8 39 PR Normal None Large 5 HTR4 (K220N), TAF1C
(D21N), GZMM
(R37C), PIGA (V432fs)
BFAR (3’UTR) PTPRD
(syn)
263.01 5 5 F 0.5 SAA Y 0.5 N n/a 30–40 3.0/990 9.6 15 PR Normal None Subclinical 2 None, PIGA# CYP4F24P
(NCExonic)
56.01 6 14 M 8 VSA A Y 8 L n/a 80–90 5.1/1647 10.9 35 Rel. Normal 6p None 0 None None LCT
(syn)
54.01 10 21 M 11.0 SAA Y 7.0 L Nl 15 2.7/713 12.2 100 PR Normal 6p None 1 HLA-B (Leu294fs) None LYPD8
(upstr)
45.01 14 20 M 6.0 SAA Y 6.0 L Nl 10–70 3.7/1628 15.5 114 PR Normal None None 0 None None
58.01 14 25 F 11.0 SAA Y 10.0 N n/a 50–60 4.0/1750 9.9 246 CR Normal None Moderate 4 CDC14A(V166M),
ERCC6L(R372X), PIGA
(ex 2 splice)
CYCS (3’UTR)
376.01 15 15 F 0.5 SAA Y 0.5 N Nl 60–70 3.6/1418 11.5 115 PR Normal None None 0 None None
312.01 15 16 M 1.0 SAA Y* 1.0 N Clonal 50–60 5.1/3254 15.7 151 Rel. Normal 15q Moderate 2 PIGA# MOSPD1
(3’UTR)
252.01 16 19 F 2.0 SAA Y 2.0 n/a n/a 80–90 3.3/1752 10.3 196 CR Normal None Large 4 BCOR (V594I), PIGA
(A313fs)
MSRA (3’UTR),
EPG5 (3’UTR)
145.01 17 18 F 0.6 VSA A Y 0.3 N Indetr. 30–40 4.5/1080 9.7 14 NR Normal None Subclinical 3 ZSCAN5B (Q322X),
PIGA (F259fs)
IL22RA2 (3’UTR)
020.01 17 26 F 9.0 SAA Y 6.0 L Nl 40 4.8/1890 11.2 41 Rel. Normal 5q Moderate 6 CAMK2G (T306M),
BPTF (D312H), WDR18
(A156T), PIGA#
PDE10A
(3’UTR),
SLC2A13
(3’UTR)
385.01 18 18 M 0.1 VSA A N 0.0 N Nl 0–50 3.4/942 10.9 24 Diagn. Normal None n/a 4 EMX2 (A172V), DSG1
(M208V), PIGA (K88N)
LARP (3’UTR) OR10A 7
(syn)
434.01 19 19 M 0.3 SAA Y 0.3 N Nl 80 3.8/2481 12.8 162 CR Normal None None 0 None None CHPF2
(upstr)
Adult-Onset aAA
364.01 33 36 F 3.0 SAA Y 3.0 N Nl 60 7/3730 8.7 62 Refr. Normal None None 11 SLC22A6 (R336C),
STAT5B (N642H),
WFDC12 (G27C),
DNAJC24 (ex4 splice)
OSBPL11
(3’UTR),
SENP6(3’UTR),
MET(3’UTR),
NFIB(3’UTR),
ZNF747(3’UTR ),
BLCAP(3’UTR),
CLCN5 (3’UTR)
76.01 38 44 F 6.0 NSA A N n/a N Nl 75 3.2/2260 8.1 124 NSAA Normal None Large 9 CACNB3 (T347M),
SLC12A5(M1073R),
HHIP (R434G), ERCC6L
(P947T), PIGA (I61fs)
MUL1 (3’UTR),
HSPB2 (3’UTR),
SCN2B (3’UTR),
RBL1 (3’UTR)
356.01 53 53 F 0.3 VSA A Y 0.3 N Nl 35 4.1/2390 10.2 190 PR Normal None None 8 SYNPO2(Q709K),
IL20RA(Q473K),
FOS(G97R),
NINL(R667C),
SEPT3(R165H),
ASXL1(C687fs)
LMTK2 (5’UTR),
ATP2B3 (3’UTR)
390.01 61 61 F 0.4 VSA A Y 0.3 N Nl 25 3.2/1920 8.3 32 PR 46,XX,del(13)
(q12q14)[2]/
46,XX[18]
6 WC Subclinical 1 PIGA(F438del.L439del) None

SAA, severe aAA; VSAA, very severe aAA; NSAA, non-severe aAA. TL, telomere lengths (N: ≥10th percentile of normal, L: <10th percentile of normal). Marrow cellularity, bone marrow cellularity at the time of WES, performed at the corresponding disease duration (AA Duration), time from immunosuppression (Time After IST), and Disease Status (CR, complete response; PR, partial response; Rel., relapse, Refr., refractory aAA, Diagn., diagnosis). TCR, T-cell receptor rearrangement (Nl: polyclonal; Clonal; Inder.: indeterminate). PNH Clone (None (<1%), Subclinical (1–10%), Moderate (10–50%), Large (>50%)).

#

: In agreement with published studies of PIGA gene sequencing in PNH [1, 2], three patients had flow-cytometric evidence of PNH for which we were unable to identify a mutation by WES or bi-directional Sanger sequencing of the PIGA exons and their immediately flanking regions. These were likely caused by multiple independent mutations in PIGA below the level of detection of WES and Sanger sequencing [3].