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Table 1.

Characterization of Cernunnos-deficient patients

Patient ID	Age at sampling	T cell counts	B cell counts	Serum Ig			References
				IgM	IgG	IgA
	yr	cells/µl	cells/µl	g/liter	g/liter	g/liter
P1	14	630↓	0↓	6.8↑	2.4↓	<0.06↓	P1 in Buck et al. (2006a)
P2	2	591↓	154↓	0.27↓	2.37↓	<0.05↓	P4 in Buck et al. (2006a)
P4	2	730↓	54↓	1.39	<0.33↓	<0.06↓	P2 in Buck et al. (2006a)
P5	7	693↓	83↓	1.05	0.6↓	0.06↓	P5 in Buck et al. (2006a)
P6	6	600↓	81↓	9.0↑	<1.2↓	<0.06↓	This study
P7	2	1,260↓	38↓	0.53↓	1.4↓	0.13↓	This study
P8	11	182↓	0↓	0.16↓	0.1↓	<0.06↓	This study

Patient ID	Age at sampling	T cell counts	B cell counts	Serum Ig			References
				IgM	IgG	IgA
	yr	cells/µl	cells/µl	g/liter	g/liter	g/liter
P1	14	630↓	0↓	6.8↑	2.4↓	<0.06↓	P1 in Buck et al. (2006a)
P2	2	591↓	154↓	0.27↓	2.37↓	<0.05↓	P4 in Buck et al. (2006a)
P4	2	730↓	54↓	1.39	<0.33↓	<0.06↓	P2 in Buck et al. (2006a)
P5	7	693↓	83↓	1.05	0.6↓	0.06↓	P5 in Buck et al. (2006a)
P6	6	600↓	81↓	9.0↑	<1.2↓	<0.06↓	This study
P7	2	1,260↓	38↓	0.53↓	1.4↓	0.13↓	This study
P8	11	182↓	0↓	0.16↓	0.1↓	<0.06↓	This study

Normal ranges for T and B cell counts and serum Ig levels have been described previously (Buck et al., 2006a). Values that are above or below the normal ranges are indicated by arrows. T cell counts are as follows: 2,300–5,400, 2 yr; 1,900–3,700, 6–7 yr; 1,400–3,300, 13–14 yr. B cell counts are as follows: 390–1,400, 2 yr; 110–570, 6–7 yr; 110–570, 13–14 yr. IgM levels are as follows: 0.72–1.6 g/liter, 2 yr; 0.6–1.75 g/liter, 6–7 yr; 0.4–1.8 g/liter, 13–14 yr. IgG levels are as follows: 5.2–10.8 g/liter, 2 yr; 5.7–13.2 g/liter, 6–7 yr; 6.4–14.2 g/liter, 13–14 yr. IgA levels are as follows: 0.36–1.65 g/liter, 2 yr; 0.65–2.4 g/liter, 6–7 yr; 0.52–2.2 g/liter, 13–14 yr (Buck et al., 2006a).

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