Table 1 Genetics, main immunological abnormalities, and auto-immune manifestations in the grey platelet syndrome patients cohort

From: NBEAL2 deficiency in humans leads to low CTLA-4 expression in activated conventional T cells

Patient ID

Gender

Age range at sampling

Affected Allele

Mutation 1

Mutation 2

Affected protein domains

Immunological abnormalities and autoimmune manifestations

Splenomegaly

Myelofibrosis

P1

M

18-25 yo

Homozygous

p.R1839C

p.R1839C

Evans syndrome, neutropenia, adenopathy

P2

M

10-18 yo

Homozygous

p.L1501X

p.L1501X

Chill blain lupus

P3a

F

18-25 yo

Homozygous

p.I682F

p.I682F

Con A

Multiple episodes of EBV reactivation

Splenomegaly

P4.II-1#

F

35-45 yo

Compound

p.E643V

p.P2100L

Con A & BEACH

Recurrent infections

Myelofibrosis

P4.II-2#

M

35-45 yo

Compound

p.E643V

p.P2100L

Con A & BEACH

Myelofibrosis leading to BMT

P4.II-3#

F

35-45 yo

Compound

p.E643V

p.P2100L

Con A & BEACH

Auto-immune thyroiditis, RA, vitiligo

Myelofibrosis

P5.II-1

F

55-65 yo

Homozygous

p.R1631Gfs*3

p.R1631Gfs*3

Auto-immune thyroiditis

Splenomegaly

P5.II-2

M

55-65 yo

Homozygous

p.R1631Gfs*3

p.R1631Gfs*3

Moderate CD4 + T and B lymphopenia, platelets autoantibodies

Splenomegaly

P6#

M

45-55 yo

Compound

p.Y1020H

c.2650-1 G > A

Myelofibrosis

P7#

M

25-35 yo

Compound

p.S2269L

p.G2553E

BEACH & WD40

NK lymphopenia

P8

F

45-55 yo

Compound

p.C2190Xfs*23

p.L2646P

BEACH & WD40

T and NK lymphopenia, alopecia

Splenomegaly

P9.II-1*

M

18-25 yo

Homozygous

p.T2487fs*16

p.T2487fs*16

WD40 repeats

P9.II-2*

F

10-18 yo

Homozygous

p.T2487fs*16

p.T2487fs*16

WD40 repeats

  1. The variants not previously described in the literature are mentioned by a star (*). All variants are detailed in Supplementary Table 1. Bone marrow biopsies were performed for patients mentioned by the symbol (#).
  2. GPS grey platelet syndrome, M male, F female, yo years old, BMT bone marrow transplant.
  3. aPatient P3 is described for the first time, however the same variant has previously been described (see Supplementary Table 1).