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. 2018 Feb 9;9:203. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2018.00203

Table 1.

Clinical and immunological features of CARMIL2 patients.

F1P1 F1P2 F1P3 F2P1 F2P2 F3P1 F3P2 Normal range
Age (years) 13 9 29 34 28 12 4
Sex F M M F F M M
Onset of illness 3 years 5 years 1 year 2 years 9 years 3 months 2 weeks
Age at diagnosis 10 8 28 34 28 11 3
Eczema Y Y Y No Y Y Y
Recurrent skin abscesses Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Chest infection No No Y Y Y Y Y
Bronchiectasis No No Y Y Y Y No
Chronic diarrhea No No No No No No Y
Other clinical presentations Dysphagia, esophageal stenosis, chronic active esophagitis, and candidiasis Dysphagia and chronic active esophagitis Dysphagia, chronic active esophagitis, Schatzki ring, and hiatus hernia Dysphagia and Candida esophagitis Pneumonectomy Not done Dysphagia and eosinophilic esophagitis
Severe colitis and crypt abscesses
EBV PCR (copies/ml) ND ND 57,260 35,460 ND ND ND
Other infections Skin Staphylococcus aureus
Candida albicans esophagitis
Skin S. aureus Skin S. aureus C. albicans esophagitis Dental Skin S. aureus
Warts
Scalp fungal infection (Aspergillus niger)
Chronic suppurative otitis Media
anterior Nasal vestibulitis
Cervical lymphadenitis
Chronic suppurative otitis media
Warts
Scalp fugal infection
Other clinical presentations Suspected hydatid cyst (negative biopsy) Food allergy, asthma, and allergic rhinitis Asthma and food allergy
WBC (109/L) 6.6 6.46 8.6 6.23 4.07 17.5 17.1 a
Neutrophils (109/L) 3.2 1.95 6.02 4.48 2.2 6.3 5.9 a
Lymphocytes (109/L) 2.6 3.82 1.98 1.13 1.38 6.5 7.2 a
Eosinophils (109/L) 0.31 0.25 0.49 0 0 3.2 2.2 a
Monocytes (109/L) 0.39 0.45 0.03 0.57 0.46 1.5 1.6 a
Hemoglobin (g/L) 115 114 121 100 130 140 114 b
Platelet 259 346 331 265 203 434 808 150–450 109/L
CD3+ 1,839 3,758 1,689 1,202 1,530 2,578 2,944 c
CD3+/CD4+ 1,161 2,131 761 623 876 1,307 2,234 c
CD3+/CD8+ 547 1,440 740 552 605 1,088 655 c
CD19+ 367 843 423 46 10 947 1,506 c
CD16+/CD56+ 333 194 21 31 21 87 527 c
CD3 CD45RA % 56 71 ND 48 39 ND ND
CD4 CD45RA % 44 47 ND 31 23 ND ND
CD3 CD45R0 % 12 7 ND 34 43 ND ND
CD4 CD45RO % 8 5 ND 22 36 ND ND
IgG (g/L) 15.3 10.4 14.9 6.8 10.4 11.1 5.83 d
IgA (g/L) 2.87 1.6 5.17 <0.50 2.77 3.25 2.21 d
IgM (g/L) 2.52 1.48 1.69 0.29 3.74 1.72 1.00 d
IgE (KU/L) <2 44 1,153 <2 <2 >5,000 <2 d
Tetanus toxoid IgG (mg/L) (prevaccination) 2.17 ND 8 ND 0.59 0.48 0.85
Tetanus toxoid IgG (mg/L) (postvaccination) 2.8 ND 10 ND 0.7 0.68 0.35
Tetanus toxoid IgG1 (mg/L) (prevaccination) <0.67 ND 6.5 <0.67 <0.67 ND ND
Tetanus toxoid IgG1 (mg/L) (postvaccination) <0.67 ND 9.2 <0.67 <0.67 ND ND
Pneumococcal cap polysaccharide IgG (mg/L) (prevaccination) 90 ND 90 12.3 160 46.9 <3.3
Pneumococcal cap polysaccharide IgG (mg/L) (postvaccination) >270 124 >270 8.7 >270 202 10.3
Pneumococcal cap polysaccharide IgG2 (mg/L) (prevaccination) ND ND 35 8.1 82 ND ND
Pneumococcal cap polysaccharide IgG2 (mg/L) (postvaccination) ND 51 >90 4.87 >90 ND ND
PHA (proliferation index) 4,560–86,042 (3–64%) 14,696 (11%) 4,114 (2%) 33,735 (29%) 1,700 (2%) 62,748 (34%) ND 94,935–171,149 CPM
Con A (proliferation index) 20,476–117,727 (17–151%) 30,642 (37%) 31,984 (26%) 51,923 (60%) 6,665 (8%) 22,916 (22%) ND 78,011–133,442 CPM
Tetanus toxoid (proliferation index) 1,018 (1%) ND 337 (1%) 272 (1%) ND ND ND
Candida (proliferation index) 883 (10%) ND 1,397 (16%) 902 (3%) ND ND ND
CARMIL2 mutation L846Sfs*36 L846Sfs*36 L846Sfs*36 L846Sfs*36 L846Sfs*36 R50T R50T
Diagnosis method WES Targeted PCR Targeted PCR Genotyping and PCR Genotyping and PCR Genotyping and PCR Genotyping and PCR

aNormal references for white blood cells counts (109/L): for children 4–8 years, WBC: 5–14.5, neutrophils: 1.6–7.8, lymphocytes: 1.4–6.9, eosinophils: 0–0.43, and monocytes: 0.43–0.86, for children 9–12 years, WBC: 4.5–13.5, neutrophils: 1.4–8.2, lymphocytes: 1.2–6.4, eosinophils: 0–0.4, and monocytes: 0.40–0.8, for children 13–18 years, WBC: 4.5–13, neutrophils: 1.5–8.3, lymphocytes: 1.1–5.8, eosinophils: 0–0.39, and monocytes: 0.39–0.7, and for adults, WBC: 4.5–11, neutrophils: 1.6–7.2, lymphocytes: 1–4.8, eosinophils: 0–0.33, and monocytes: 0.33–0.6.

bNormal references for hemoglobin (g/L): 2–6 years: 115–155, 6–12 years: 115–155, 12–18 years: 130–160, and adults: 135–175.

cNormal references for lymphocytes markers for children 6–13 years of age: CD3: 1,700–1,900/mm3, CD3+/CD4+: 800–1,700/mm3, CD3+/CD8+: 700–1,000/mm3, and CD19+: 400–800/mm3, and CD16+/CD56+: 200–400/mm3. For 18–44 years of age: CD3: 782–2,834/mm3, CD3+/CD4+: 322–1,750/mm3, CD3+/CD8+: 338–1,086/mm3, CD19+: 67–555/mm3, and CD16+/CD56+: 200–400/mm3.

dNormal references for immunoglobulins: IgG (g/L): 1–6 years: 3.5–12.5, 6–12 years: 6.1–15.7, and 12 years adult: 7–16. For IgA (g/L): 3–6 years: 0.2–1, 6–12 years: 0.5–2, and 12 years adult: 0.4–2.3. For IgM (g/L): 3–9 years: 0.43–2.1, 9–12 years: 0.52–2.4, and 12 years adult: 0.4–2.3. For IgE (KU/L): 4–6 years: 8–250, 7–18 years: 8–350, adult: 5–500.

Proliferation index calculated as compared with two healthy control samples.

WBC, white blood cell count; EBV: Epstein–Barr virus; ND, not done; PHA, phytohemagglutinin T cell activation.