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Table 1 Clinical, genetic, and histological features of patients with PYROXD1 mutations. All families have been numbered according to the mutation position. Homozygous mutations are highlighted in bold

From: Clinical, histological, and genetic characterization of PYROXD1-related myopathy

Family

Patient

Mutation

Onset

Muscle weakness

Muscle histology

Nasal speech

Scoliosis

Respiration

Other features

Reference

1

P1

c.285 + 1G > A

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

Neonatal

Axial, wheel-chair-bound since age 12

Internal nuclei, cores, fiber size variability, fibrosis

No

Yes

NIV and oxygen therapy since age 14

Joint hypermobility

This study

2

C.II.1

c.414 + 1G > A

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

Neonatal

Axial, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

NA

Yes

Yes

Normal

Joint hypermobility, contractures, rigid spine, high-arched palate

O’Grady et al., 2016 [6]

C.II.2

Childhood

Axial, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

Internal nuclei, cores, myofibrillar inclusions, sarcomeric disorganization

Yes

No

Normal

Joint hypermobility, high-arched palate

3

P2

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

Childhood

Axial, upper and lower limbs

Internal nuclei, cores, myofibrillar inclusions

 

No

VC 68%

This study

4

B.II.2

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

Childhood

Proximal and axial, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

NA

Yes

No

Normal

O’Grady et al., 2016 [6]

B.II.3

Childhood

Proximal and axial, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

Internal nuclei, cores, myofibrillar inclusions, sarcomeric disorganization, rods

Yes

No

Abnormal

Ptosis, retrognathia

5

D.II.1

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

Childhood

Proximal and axial, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

NA

Yes

No

Normal

Ptosis, high-arched palate

O’Grady et al., 2016 [6]

D.II.3

Childhood

Proximal and axial, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

Internal nuclei, cores

Yes

No

Normal

Ptosis, high-arched palate

6

1

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

Childhood

Proximal, lower limbs, wheelchair-bound since age 37

NA

No

No

Normal

Saha et al., 2018 [9]

7

P2

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

Childhood

Proximal, upper and lower limbs, requires cane since age 54, facial weakness

Internal nuclei, fiber size variability

No

No

VC 40%

Ptosis, kyphosis

Sainio et al., 2019 [10]

8

P3

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

Adulthood

Proximal and axial, upper and lower limbs, requires cane since age 70

NA

No

No

VC 67%

Sainio et al., 2019 [10]

P4

Adulthood

Proximal and axial, upper and lower limbs, wheelchair-bound since age 66

Dystrophic features, myofibrillar inclusions

No

No

VC 30%

9

P1

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser)

c.1061A > G p.(Tyr354Cys)

Adulthood

Proximal, upper and lower limbs

Internal nuclei, fiber size variability

No

No

VC 54%

Sainio et al., 2019 [10]

10

E.II.2

c.464A > G p.(Asn155Ser) c.1159-1160insCAAA

Childhood

Proximal, distal, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

Internal nuclei, cores

Yes

No

Normal

High-arched palate

O’Grady et al., 2016 [6]

11

A.II.1

c.285 + 1G > A

c.1116G > C, p.Gln372His

Childhood

Proximal, distal, axial, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

Internal nuclei, cores, myofibrillar inclusions, sarcomeric disorganization, rods

Yes

Yes

Abnormal

Joint hypermobility, contractures, rigid spine, pectus excavatum, high-arched palate, dental malocclusion, pes cavus

O’Grady et al., 2016 [6]

A.II.2

Childhood

Proximal, distal, axial, upper and lower limbs, facial weakness

NA

Yes

No

Normal

Joint hypermobility, rigid spine, high-arched palate, dental malocclusion

12

P3

c.415-976A > G

c.1116G > C, p.Gln372His

Neonatal

Proximal, distal, axial, upper and lower limbs, wheelchair-bound since age 13

Internal nuclei, cores, myofibrillar inclusions, rods

Yes

Yes

NIV since age 15

High-arched feet, hand length asymmetry, low-set ears, decreased bone density

This study

  1. NIV non-invasive ventilation, VC vital capacity