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. 2021 Oct 19;108(11):2159–2170. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2021.09.015

Table 5.

Vision loss in children of asymptomatic women with at least one affected brother in representative LHON families

Sibship analysis within pedigree Males with vision loss/total male offspringa[penetrance] Females with vision loss/total female offspringa[penetrance] Total individuals with vision loss/total offspringa[penetrance]
TAS01 48/289 [16.6%] 13/278 [4.7%] 61/575 [10.8%]
TAS01 (complete) 112/1,011 [11.1%] 27/1,052 [2.6%] 139/2,063 [6.7%]
TAS02 45/129 [34.9%] 6/149 [4.0%] 51/278 [18.3%]
TAS02 (complete) 74/394 [18.8%] 9/389 [2.3%] 83/783 [10.6%]
NSW01 2/9 [22.2%] 1/8 [12.5%] 3/17 [17.6%]
NSW01 (complete) 8/53 [15.1%] 3/62 [4.8%] 11/115 [9.6%]
NSW02 3/15 [20.0%] 0/17 [N/A] 3/32 [9.4%]
NSW02 (complete) 8/76 [10.5%] 3/83 [3.6%] 11/159 [6.9%]
NSW04 5/33 [15.1%] 6/43 [14.0%] 11/76 [14.5%]
NSW04 (complete) 21/76 [27.6%] 7/77 [9.1%] 28/153 [18.3%]
WAU01 5/20 [25.0%] 1/29 [3.4%] 6/49 [12.2%]
WAU01 (complete) 16/58 [27.6%] 5/60 [8.3%%] 21/118 [17.8%]

Penetrance for each complete pedigree (from Table 1) is included in italics to facilitate direct comparison.

a

Only asymptomatic carriers over 25 years of age are included.