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J Clin Pathol 61:460-466 doi:10.1136/jcp.2007.051060
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Light and electron microscopy characteristics of the muscle of patients with SURF1 gene mutations associated with Leigh disease

Table 3 Muscle histology and histochemistry of patients with SURF1 gene mutation found in published case reports
Muscle histology and histochemistry Age at biopsy SURF1 mutations References
COX deficit, remarkable lipid accumulation; subsarcolemmal increase of NADH activity 5 years A patient from Tirani’s SURF1-deficient complementary group with “atypical” LS Tiranti et al,3 Tirani et al,43 Angelini et al42 and Munaro et al44
COX partial deficit, slight subsarcolemmal increase of SDH activity Not reported c.312del10insAT//c.567insCAGG Sue et al9 and Van Coster et al45
Normal findings 1.5 years c.589insCTGC//c.702C>T Poyau et al8 and Collombet et al46
COX deficit, subsarcolemmal increase of SDH and NADH activity 4 years c.312del10insAT//c.385G>A Poyau et al8 and Collombet et al46
Normal findings (COX not assessed) 3 years c.312del10insAT//c.385G>A Poyau et al8 and Collombet et al46
Variability in fibre size 1.5 years c.790delAG//c.820T>G Teraoka et al7
COX deficit, lipid accumulation 2 years c.240+1G>T// c.531_534delAAAT Bruno et al18
COX deficit slight variability of fibre diameter, several hypotrophic fibres 5 years Homozygous Q82X Santoro et al10
Lipid accumulation, atrophy of type II fibres 2.5 years Homozygous c.790_791delAG Rahman et al14
COX deficit <2 years c.312del10insAT//c.688C>T Tay et al25
COX deficit, type I fibres atrophy <2 years Homozygous c.834G>A Tay et al25
COX deficit, mild non-specific changes <2 years As above (siblings) Tay et al25
COX deficit; several RRFs <2 years c.312del10insAT//c 822_824dupTACAT Tay et al25
COX deficit Not done c.608T>C//c.675_692del18 Sacconi et al20
Normal findings (including COX staining)* 3 years Homozygous c.867G>A Van Riesen et al29
  • *Severe isolated COX deficiency detected by biochemical assay.

  • COX, cytochrome c oxidase; LS, Leigh syndrome; RRF, ragged red fibre; SDH, succinate dehydrogenase.

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