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. 2016 Oct 28;4:113. doi: 10.1186/s40478-016-0383-7

Table 1.

Cases included in the present study

Case Age (years) Gender Neuropathological diagnosis Mutation in PRNP or other gene Codon 129 genotype PrP type Braak stage NFTa Disease duration (months) PMI (hours) Cause of death
1 51 F Ctrl - - - - - <24 Traffic accident
2 66 F Ctrl - - - - - <48 Haemorrhagic shock
3 82 F Ctrl - - - - - NA Myocardial infarct
4 52 M Ctrl - - - - - <24 Suicide
5 70 M Ctrl - - - - - <48 Asphyxia
6 60 F Ctrl - - - - - 7.30 Infection
7 60 F Ctrl - - - - - 6.50 Metastasized mamma carcinoma
8 55 M Ctrl - - - - - 7.30 Euthanasia with oesophageal carcinoma
9 57 F Ctrl - - - - - 7.40 Metastasized bladder carcinoma
10 59 M GSS 7-OPRI [59] MV 1 NA 7 NA Cerebral pathology
11 57 M GSS 7-OPRI [59] VV 1 I 65 <48 Cerebral pathology
12 42 F GSS 5-OPRI [60] MM 1/2 0 92 <24 Cerebral pathology
13 52 M GSS G131V [61] MV Not 1 or 2 III 192 5.45 Cerebral pathology
14 45 F GSS Q227X [39] MV Not 1 or 2 VI 72 <6 Cerebral pathology
15 57 F PrP-CAA Y226X [39] and D178N MV NA 0 27 NA Cerebral pathology
16 36 F FFI D178M MM 2 NA 48 <24 Cerebral pathology
17 61 M FFI D178N MM 2 III 7 <48 Cerebral pathology
18 58 M FFI [62] D178N MM 2 NA 6 <24 Cerebral pathology
19 16 M vCJD - MM 2 0 9 <144 Cerebral pathology
20 26 F vCJD [63] - MM 2 0 20 <24 Cerebral pathology
21 49 F vCJD - MM 2 NA 15 <48 Cerebral pathology
22 54 M iCJD - MM 1 0 4 <72 Cerebral pathology
23 66 M iCJD - MV 1 NA 9 NA Cerebral pathology
24 58 M iCJD - MV 1 I 4 <24 Cerebral pathology
25 55 F sCJD - MV 2 0-I 16 <120 Cerebral pathology
26 75 F sCJD - MM 1/2 III-IV 12 NA Cerebral pathology
27 64 F sCJD - MV 2 0 8 <144 Cerebral pathology
28 61 F sCJD - MV 2 0 20 NA Cerebral pathology
29 68 F sCJD - MV 2 0 26 <216 Cerebral pathology
30 59 F sCJD - MV 2 0 22 <216 Cerebral pathology
31 52 F sCJD - VV 1 I-II 3 <72 Cerebral pathology
32 60 M sCJD - VV 2 0 6 <48 Cerebral pathology
33 79 F sCJD - MV 2 III 12 <24 Cerebral pathology
34 50 F sCJD - MM/MV 1/2 0 4 <48 Cerebral pathology
35 68 M sCJD - MM/MV 1 0 1 <24 Cerebral pathology
36 81 M sCJD - MM/MV 1 I 2 <24 Cerebral pathology
37 62 F sCJD - MM/MV 1/2 I-II 1 <24 Cerebral pathology
38 62 F sCJD - VV 2 I-II 4 <20 Cerebral pathology
39 60 F sCJD - MV 2 I 20 <5 Cerebral pathology
40 62 M sCJD - MV 2 I-II 16 <24 Cerebral pathology
41 77 F sCJD - VV 2 II 5 <48 Cerebral pathology
42 81 M sCJD - MM 2 I-II 36 <24 Cerebral pathology
43 73 F sCJD - MV 2 I 10 <120 Cerebral pathology
44 70 F sCJD - VV 2 I-II 6 <24 Cerebral pathology
45 73 F sCJD - MM/MV 1/2 0 2 <24 Cerebral pathology
46 57 F sCJD - MM/MV NA I 24 <192 Cerebral pathology
47 52 F sCJD - MV 2 0 7 <24 Cerebral pathology
48 67 F sCJD - MM 1/2 0 2 <24 Cerebral pathology
49 82 F sCJD - MM 1 III 2 <96 Cerebral pathology
50 62 M sCJD - VV 2 0 5 <24 Cerebral pathology
51 83 F sCJD - MM 1 II 2 <24 Cerebral pathology
52 59 F sCJD - MV 1/2 I 36 <24 Cerebral pathology
53 76 M sCJD - MV 2 I 4 <24 Cerebral pathology
54 63 F sCJD (p.enceph.) [64] - MV 2 0 36 NA Cerebral pathology
55 64 F sCJD (p.enceph.) [64] - MM 1 0 12 <96 Cerebral pathology
56 47 M VPSPr [65] - VV Not 1 or 2 I 20 <120 Cerebral pathology
57 65 F Sporadic AD - - - VI 48 <24 Cerebral pathology
58 69 M Sporadic AD - - - V-VI 48 <48 Cerebral pathology
59 29 F Familial AD S170F in PSEN1 - - VI 72 <48 Cerebral pathology
60 83 M Sporadic AD (Hip) - - - III 120 <12 Cerebral pathology
61 84 F Sporadic AD (Hip) - - - VI 84 <12 Cerebral pathology

For this study the frontal lobe was used unless indicated otherwise

Abbreviations: M Male, F Female, Ctrl Control, GSS Gerstmann–Sträussler–Scheinker syndrome, PrP-CAA PrP-Cerebral amyloid angiopathy, FFI Fatal Familial Insomnia, vCJD Variant CJD, iCJD Iatrogenic CJD, sCJD Sporadic CJD, sCJD (p.enceph.) Sporadic CJD panencephalopathic subtype, VPSPr variably protease-sensitive prionopathy, AD Alzheimer’s disease, OPRI Octapeptide repeat insertion, M Methionine, V Valine, PMI Post-mortem interval, Hip Hippocampal sections used instead of frontal sections, NA Not available

aBraak stage for NFT was used to describe the severity of tau pathology. However, since in prion diseases tau pathology can also be secondary to PrPSc amyloidosis instead of Aβ amyloidosis, this staging does not represent real Braak and Braak classification, but rather an indication of the severity of tau pathology, described as if it were an AD patient. Additionally, tau and Aβ pathology in the frontal cortex were assessed by our own immunohistochemical stainings