A Novel BLNK Gene Mutation in a Four-Year-Old Child Who Presented with Late Onset of Severe Infections and High IgM Levels and Diagnosed and Followed as X-Linked Agammaglobulinemia for Two Years

<div>(a) Patient’s BLNK gene sequence analysis images, homozygous c.790 C &gt; T (p.Gln264Ter) mutation in exon 11. (b) His parents’ heterozygous c.790 C &gt; T (p.Gln264Ter) mutation in exon 11.</div>

Case Reports in Immunology

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Figure 1: A Novel BLNK Gene Mutation in a Four-Year-Old Child Who Presented with Late Onset of Severe Infections and High IgM Levels and Diagnosed and Followed as X-Linked Agammaglobulinemia for Two Years 

Figure 1 | A Novel BLNK Gene Mutation in a Four-Year-Old Child Who Presented with Late Onset of Severe Infections and High IgM Levels and Diagnosed and Followed as X-Linked Agammaglobulinemia for Two Years 