Table 1

Characteristics of patients with GLA variants

SexAgeVariantFreq normdbfgp.orgfabry-database.orgDuro et al 2018LysoGb3 (ng/mL)RFCCPDiagnosis
Female62p.Asp313Tyr0.50%BenignPolymorphismGVUS<0.600RA
Female43p.Asp313Tyr0.50%BenignPolymorphismGVUS0.711RA
Female58p.Ala143Thr0.07%Likely benignPolymorphismGVUS0.700SScl
Female64p.Asp313Tyr0.50%BenignPolymorphismGVUS<0.501RA
Female79p.Arg118Cys0.05%Likely benignNAGVUS<0.511RA
Female65p.Asp313Tyr0.50%BenignPolymorphismGVUS0.701RA
Female70p.Arg252ThrUnknownBenignNANA0.800RA
Female60p.Asp313Tyr0.50%BenignPolymorphismGVUS<0.511RA
  • Details of patients with variants in the alpha-galactosidase A gene identified in the early arthritis cohort. Genotype–phenotype correlation of the respective variants according to dedicated databases (dbfgp.org and fabry-database.org) or current literature (GVUS: genetic variant of unknown significance)1 as well as their approximate frequency in caucasians (freq norm, according to dbfgp.org), and concentration of globotriaosylsphingosine (lysoGb3; normal ≤0.9 ng/mL), the presence (‘1’) of rheumatoid factor (RF), antibodies to citrullinated peptides (CCP) and the final clinical diagnosis (diagnosis, RA: rheumatoid arthritis, SScl: systemic sclerosis). NA, not available.