A novel apolipoprotein E mutation caused by a five amino acid deletion in a Chinese family with lipoprotein glomerulopathy: a case report

Table 2 Laboratory examination results in apoE(143 K-147R → 0) family

	Gender	PCR	PRS	Cr	Alb	TC	TG	HDL-C	LDL-C	VLDL-C	apoE	apoA	apoB
	Gender	mg/mmol		umol/l	g/l	mmol/l	mol/l	mmol/l	mmol/l	mmol/l	mg/L	g/L	g/L
Carrier
II1	Male	143.03	3+	104.42	39.4	4.76	2.18	1.36	3.04	1.04	73.9	1.28	1.16
II3	Male	654.62	3+	146.02	21.09	9.6	4.06	1.37	6.4	0.9	91.6	1.36	1.78
II4	Male	285.09	3+	190.35	39.33	5.63	2.84	1.61	3.39	0.18	48.6	1.33	0.62
II5	Male	7.53	–	77.02	47.89	5.73	1.4	1.32	3.85	0.48	39.1	1.22	0.91
Non-carrier
I1	Male	7.21	–	112.03	42.94	5.54	2.39	1.04	3.63	1.51	72.9	1.35	1.23
I2	Female	551.77	3+	60.43	36.75	4.71	1.4	1.66	2.78	0.31	62.3	1.53	0.9
III1	Female	16.77	–	33.31	43.24	2.73	1.52	1.67	1.05	^a	^a	^a	^a
Normal range		<15		44–133	35–55	2.9–5.68	0.23–1.81	0.78–2.2	0.1–3.36	0.3–1.35	27–49	1.05–1.75	0.6–1.4

PCR Urine protein-to-creatinine ratio, PRS protein reagent strip results, Cr serum creatitine, Alb albumin, TC total cholesterol, TG triglycerides, HDL-C high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, LDL-C low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, VLDL-C very-low-density lipoprotein cholesterol. ^a: For special reasons, the patient did not undergo the examination

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