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Table 1 Clinical data of SRNS patients with NPHS2 and NPHS1 alterations

From: NPHS2 mutations account for only 15 % of nephrotic syndrome cases

Patient number

Gender

Sporadic/ familiala

Age at onset (years)

Renal Biopsyb

Age of onset to CKD - V (Yes/No)c

Age of transplant (Yes/No)

NPHS2

Nucleotide change

Effect on coding

Ref.

(years)

(years)

Steroid Resistant cases with two NPHS2 heterozygous alterations

P6

F

spo

12

FSGS

Yes/15

Yes/15

c.686G > A

p.Arg229Gln

[37]

c.851C > T

p.Ala284Val

[10]

P67

F

spo

2.2

DMP

No

No

c.686G > A

p.Arg229Gln

[37]

c.928G > A

p.Glu310Lys

[38]

P103

F

fam

1.2

FSGS

No

No

c.714delG

p.Lis239Argfs*13

ps

c.779 T > A

p.Val260Glu

[12]

P154

M

fam

13

FSGS

No

No

c.686G > A

p.Arg229Gln

[37]

c.851C > T

p.Ala284Val

[10]

Steroid Resistant cases with one NPHS2 heterozygous alteration

P111

F

spo

3

FSGS

No

No

c.-164C > T

-

ps

P68

M

spo

4

CO

No

No

c.-196C > G

-

ps

P85

M

spo

6.11

CO

Yes/8

Yes

c.-537_-531delCTTTTTT

-

[40]

P72

M

fam

16

FSGS

Yes/18

Yes/18

c.686G > A

p.Arg229Gln

[37]

  1. aSpo: sporadic; Fam: familial;bFSGS:focal segmental glomerular sclerosis; DMP: diffuse mesangial proliferation; CO: complex = minimal change disease or diffuse mesangial proliferation or focal segmental glomerular sclerosis; CKD: cchronic kidney disease; n.a.: not analyzed; nd: not determined