Table 1 Clinical characteristics of the Chinese family with GS and DJS

From: Concurrence of novel mutations causing Gilbert’s and Dubin–Johnson syndrome with poor clinical outcomes in a Han Chinese family

Subject

TB (μmol/L)

DB (μmol/L)

IDB (μmol/L)

TP (mg/mL)

ALB (mg/mL)

GLB (mg/mL)

AST (IU/mL)

ALT (IU/mL)

I:1

6.4

3.5

2.9

69.4

35.1

34.3

29

31

I:2

8.6

3

5.6

78.1

42.1

36

18

16

II:1

30.8

24.5

6.3

76.7

47.1

29.6

19

34

II:2

5.2

4

1.2

67.5

42.6

24.9

21

8

II:3

164

133

31

49.9

29.3

20.6

30

27

II:4

7.8

4.8

3

72.3

46.1

26.2

26

19

II:5

13.7

3.9

9.8

69

38.8

30.2

16

13

II:6

8.8

5.2

3.6

64.6

45.2

19.4

37

32

II:7

7

1.9

5.1

77.4

41.9

35.5

13

13

II:9

63.5

45.8

17.7

77.6

44.6

33

22

30

II:10

9

3.7

5.3

70.9

46

24.9

15

11

III:1

7

4

3

70.3

46.1

24.2

31

13

III:2

8.8

2.7

6.1

74.1

48.5

25.6

17

26

III:3

7.3

2.8

4.5

67.4

40.3

27.1

21

28

III:4

6.5

2.5

4

76.6

43.9

32.7

17

21

III:5

9.9

3.6

6.3

74

45.5

28.5

15

16

  1. Bold indicates deviation from normal values
  2. TB total bilirubin (normal values: 3.0–21.0 μmol/L), DB direct bilirubin (normal values: 0–7.0 μmol/L), IDB indirect bilirubin (normal values: 1.7–14.0 μmol/L), TP total protein (normal values: 60.0–83.0 mg/mL), ALB albumin (normal values: 34.0–54.0 mg/mL), GLB globulin (normal values: 15.0–35.0 mg/mL), AST aspartate aminotransferase (normal values: 8.0–40.0 IU/mL), ALT alanine aminotransferase (normal values: 5.0–40.0 IU/mL)
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