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. 2019 Jul 19;20:100494. doi: 10.1016/j.ymgmr.2019.100494

Table 1.

Comparison of discrepant amenability assay results from Benjamin et al. and Oommen et al.

Variant Benjamin et al [1] (GLP-HEK) data
Oommen et al [2] data
Baseline α-Gal A
α-Gal A activity with 10 μM migalastat
Mann-Whitney U P value (one-tail) Absolute increase (% WT) Relative increase (fold) Relative increase by % WT activity Amenable? (Yes/No) Baseline α-Gal A
α-Gal A activity with 10 μM migalastat
Mann-Whitney U P value (one-tail) Absolute increase (% WT) Relative increase (fold) Amenable? (Yes/No)
(nmol/mg/h) (% WT) (nmol/mg/h) (% WT) (nmol/mg/h) (% WT) (nmol/mg/h) (% WT)
A108T 20,760 57.1 29,391 80.8 0.0002 23.7 1.42 1.41 Yes 14,287 73.3 16,476 84.5 NA 11.2 1.15 No
S126G 34,476 83.7 46,491 113.9 0.0001 30.2 1.35 1.36 Yes 36,722 143.7 43,598 170.6 NA 26.9 1.19 No
D175E 15,726 44.3 18,946 53.4 0.0206 9.1 1.20 1.21 Yes 23,110 57.9 26,931 67.4 NA 9.6 1.17 No
S304 N 30,563 94.1 39,629 121.8 0.0001 27.7 1.30 1.29 Yes 19,488 77.8 22,622 90.4 NA 12.5 1.16 No
D264A BLD BLD BLD BLD NA NA NA NC No 1020 4.4 1840 7.9 NA 3.5 1.80 Yes
S276G BLD BLD 694 2.0 0.0001 2.0 NC NC No 1252 3.0 8764 21.0 NA 18.0 7.00 Yes

The amenability criteria for the GLP-HEK assay are ≥1.20-fold over baseline with an absolute increase of ≥3.0% wild-type α-Gal A activity in the presence of 10 μM migalastat.

α-Gal A = α-galactosidase A; BLD = below level of detection; GLP-HEK = good laboratory practice-validated HEK293 cell assay; NA = not applicable; NC = not calculated; WT = wild-type.