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Table 1 Distribution and density of p62-positive intranuclear inclusions in the proband

From: Oculopharyngodistal myopathy with coexisting histology of systemic neuronal intranuclear inclusion disease: Clinicopathologic features of an autopsied patient harboring CGG repeat expansions in LRP12

CNS

Neuron

Astrocyte

PNS

Neuron

Schwann cell

 

Cerebrum

  

Sympathetic ggl

3

2

 

Frontala

1/n.a.

1/1

Dorsal root ggl

3

2

 

Motora

2/n.a.

1/1

Myenteric ggl

2

2

 

Temporala

2/n.a.

2/1

    

Parietala

1/n.a.

1/1

Visceral organs

   

Occipitala

2/n.a.

1/1

Kidney

Renal tubule

Glomerulus

 

Hippocampusb

2/3/1

1/1/1

 

2

2

 

Amygdala

2

1

Liver

Hepatocyte

  

NBM

1

1

 

0

  

Caudate/putamen

1/1

1/1

Pancreas

Acinar cell

Ductal cell

 

Globus pallidus i/e

1/1

1/1

 

1

1

 

Thalamus

2

1

Adrenal

Cortex

Medulla

 

Brainstem

   

1

1

 

Midbrain tectum

2

1

Heart

Muscle cell

  

Oculomotor nuc

2

2

 

1

  

Red nuc

2

2

Skeletal muscle

Muscle cell

  

Substantia nigra

3

2

 

0

  

Locus ceruleus

2

1

    

Facial nuc

2

1

Somatic cells

Adipocyte

EC

SMC

Pontine nuc

1

1

 

1

1

2

Hypoglossal nuc

2

0

    

IO

2

1

    

Cerebellumc

1/n.a./0

1/1/1

    

Spinal cord

      

Anterior horn

2

1

    

IML

2

0

    

Clarke’s column

0

0

    

Posterior horn

2

1

    

Wm

0

1

    

Others

Ependymal cell

Choroid plexus

    
 

0

2

    
  1. The density of inclusions was graded according to the percentage of inclusion-bearing cells: 0, none; 1, 0–10%; 2, 10–40%; 3, > 40%
  2. a cortex/white matter; b CA1/CA4/dentate gyrus; c Cerebellar cortex/white matter/dentate nucleus; wm, white matter; n.a., not available; NBM, nucleus basalis of Meynert; i/e, internal segment/external segment; nuc, nucleus; IO, inferior olive; IML, intermediolateral cell column; ggl, ganglion; EC, endothelial cell; SMC, smooth muscle cell