Research Article
Functional and Structural Consequences of Nine CYP21A2 Mutations Ranging from Very Mild to Severe Effects
Table 1
The genotypes and symptoms at diagnosis of the individuals carrying the novel mutations (marked in bold).
| Subject number | Sex | Age at diagnosis | Symptoms | 17OHP (nmol/liter) basal/stimulated | Genotype | Phenotype | Country of origin | Publication |
| 1 | F | 4 years | Prader I, premature pubarche, accelerated growth | 13/>154 | p.Leu12Met+p.Gln318/p.Val281Leu | NC | Brazil | Present study | 2 | F | Adult | Asymptomatic | 6/31 | p.Ser101Asn/p.Val281Leu | — | Brazil | Present study | 3 | F | Adult | Menstrual irregularities and hirsutism | NA | p.Ser113Phe/p.Val281Leu | NC | Brazil | Present study | 4 | F | At birth | Positive neonatal screening, 17OHP 106 nM | 5/21 Cortisol 360/1118 | p.Ser202Gly/p.Gln318 | — | Sweden | Present study | 5 | F | 1 month | Prader I, screening value 17OHP 23 nM | NA | p.Ser202Gly/WT | Healthy carrier | Brazil | Present study | 6 | M | 9 years | Premature pubarche, advanced BA (12.1 y at 9.5 y) | 4/11 | p.Ser202Gly/WT | Healthy carrier | Brazil | Present study | 7 | F | At birth | Prader IV, Na (129 mM) | 73/NA | p.(Gln389_Ala391del)/30-kb deletion | SW | Brazil | Present study | 8 | F | 1 month | Prader V. Adrenal crisis day 33: Na (117 mM), K (8.3 mM), hypoglycemia (2.3 mM) | 247/NA | p.Thr450Pro/p.Thr450Pro | SW | Iran | [19] | 9 | M | 5 years | Suspicion of penile growth/pseudoprecocious puberty | 1.5/NA | p.Arg16Cys/WT | Healthy carrier | Brazil | Present study | 10 | F | 4 years | Premature pubarche, BA 8.10 yrs at 6.5 yrs of age | 2/7 | p.Pro267Leu/WT | Healthy carrier | Brazil | Present study | 11 | F | Adult | Acne | 1.3/9 | p.Thr450Met/WT | Healthy carrier | Brazil | Present study |
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Reference value/cut-off level 17-OHP: 6 and 30 nM, basal and 60 min, 250 µg Synacthen stimulation test. Neonatal reference value/cut-off level 100 nM. Haider et al. 2013 [18], mutation is reported but no patient phenotype description. NA: not available; SW: salt wasting; NC: nonclassic; BA: bone age; WT: wild type.
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