[CIS PIDD] [cis-pidd] SCID genetic testing?

Keller, Michael MKeller at childrensnational.org
Wed Oct 1 08:29:27 EDT 2014


Hi Megan,

Sounds like she would fall into the "variant" category based on your description.  ATM might be another possibility with the dropping lymphocyte count.  A radiation sensitivity assay (through UCLA) might be helpful there.

Given the increased memory compartment, I wonder if sending chimerism studies would be helpful?

Re sequencing, you might want to contact Baylor Genomics, as Dr. Lupski has previously offered research-based whole exome sequencing of striking cases.

Best,
Mike


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From: Cooper, Megan [Cooper_M at kids.wustl.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2014 8:52 PM
To: CIS-PIDD
Subject: [cis-pidd] SCID genetic testing?

Hi Everyone,

I am seeing an infant referred for a positive NBS for SCID.  I have run into a situation where her insurance is completely unwilling to pay for any genetic testing.  I'm wondering if anyone is doing research-based testing or has other ideas about how to obtain further testing.  I'm guessing this has been a problem in other states with NBS. Luckily - she is doing relatively well, proliferation is normal, but she is only 2 months old and her T cells are dropping.  I think further testing (?hypomorphic mutation) would allow for better prediction of her prognosis/need for treatment.

Briefly her clinical picture:
-Near-term, no major complications, eating/growing, normal exam, now almost 2 months old
-low T cells (below) with other normal counts  - although B and NK #s are going down as well
-completely normal proliferation to mitogens
-CD4RTE test at mayo showed elevated CD45RO% (~30%), but normal percentage of CD31+ cells within the CD45RA compartment (84% of CD45RA+ were CD31+)
-Chr 22 and 10 FISH negative, no known midline/cardiac defects.
-HIV PCR negative & maternal HIV negative, Chr 22 and 10 FISH negative.


Counts:

8/26/14:
CD4 - 838
CD8 - 510
CD19 - 1239
CD56/16 - 875

9/29/14
CD4 - 656
CD8 - 316
CD19 - 729
CD56/16 - 632

Normal class I/II expression, nl CD40, T cells largely negative DR

Thanks,

Megan




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