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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Neuropathol Exp Neurol. 2015 Nov;74(11):1042–1052. doi: 10.1097/NEN.0000000000000248

Table 1.

Summary of Clinical and Demographic Information in Hereditary Pick Disease

MAPT mutation Exon
(haplotype)
Family history of
dementia
Gender Age of
onset
(years)
Disease
duration
(years)
Age of
onset
(years)
First symptom Extrapyramidal symptoms
Sporadic Pick disease no 30F vs. 32M (5) 42 – 70,
mean 60 ± 6.5
(n=21) (8)
11 ± 6
(n=39) (5);
2 – 16,
mean 9 (8)
mean 68 ± 10
(n=44) (5)
Pick complex (bvFTD> PPA> mixed or early memory disturbance) (5) Rare (30)
p.K257T (c.770A>C),
(38)
9 (H1/H1) (1) & (2) 2 maternal uncles* M 47 4 51 bvFTD N/A
p.G272V (c.815G>T),
(11)
9 (N/A) (1): father, brother, sister;
(2): father, brother, son
F (1)
F (2)
45 (1);
52 (2)
9 (1);
15 (2)
54 (1);
67 (2)
bvFTD (1) & (2) absent (1) & (2)
p.ΔK280 (c.838_840delAAG)
(18)
10 (H1/H1) father F 53 10 63 bvFTD absent
p.S320F (c.959C>T),
(19)
11 (N/A) mother M 38 15 53 initial mild memory problems, later fluent aphasia (PPA) absent
p.Q336R (c.1007A>G),
(16)
12 (N/A) father, paternal grandfather and 2 uncles M 58 10 68 initial memory problems,
at 4 years bvFTD and PPA
N/A
p.Q336H (c.1008 G>C) 12 (H1/H1) mother and maternal uncle M 55 8 63 bvFTD hand tremor, unsteady gait, bradykinesia and rigidity
p.K369I (c.1106A>T),
(20)
12 (N/A) N/A F 50 11 61 bvFTD absent
*

Possibly incomplete penetrance; N/A, not available; F, females; M, males; pos, positive; neg, negative; (1), patient 1, (2), patient 2; bvFTD, behavioral variant of frontotemporal dementia; PPA, primary progressive aphasia.