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Table 3 Comparison of pattern of genetic mutations among other similar studies [8,9,10]

From: Coexistence of mutations of Gilbert’s syndrome and Crigler-Najjar syndrome in an infant with unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia—a case report

Study

No. of patients

Presentation

Peak total serum bilirubin Levels

Response to phenobarbitone

Crigler-Najjar II (UGT1A1 coding region missense mutation)

Gilbert’s syndrome (promoter region mutation)

Our case (2019–2023)

One Indian infant

Persistent unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia a from birth

22.7 mg/dl

Significant > 80% reduction

Homozygous c.164A > G (p. His55Arg)

Homozygous (TA)7TAA/(TA)7TAA

Abell R et al. (2012) [8]

One (6-day-old American)

Pronounced neonatal hyperbilirubinemia

20.1 mg/dl

Not significant

3 mutations

Heterozygous *28 (TA 6/7) (c. 40-39insTA)

Heterozygous *60 (c-3275 T > G)

Heterozygous *93 (c.-3152G > A)

Heterozygous (TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

Chalasani N et al. (1997) [9]

One American boy diagnosed as CN II 3 weeks of age

Kernicterus at 23 years of age

356 µmol/l

50% reduction

Heterozygous

Single base substitution in one allele of exon 5 at nucleotide 1391 (A–C) and other alleles normal

Homozygous (TA)7TAA/(TA)7TAA

Kadakol A et al. (2001) [10](four American families)

Family A

 

18-month twin 1

Persistent unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia since birth

456 µmol

Significant response

1223delA/normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

18-month twin 2

Persistent unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia since birth

410 µmol/l

1223delA/normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

Mother

Asymptomatic

10 µmol/l

Normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

Father

Asymptomatic

15 µmol/l

1223delA/normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)6TAA

Family B

 

10-year boy

Jaundice

205 µmol/l

No response

1490 T > A/normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

18-year sister

Mild jaundice

85 µmol/l

1490 T > A/normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

Mother

Asymptomatic

7 µmol/l

Normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

Father

Asymptomatic

9 µmol/l

1490 T > A/normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)6TAA

Family C

 

Infant

Persistent unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia since birth

359 µmol/l

80% reduction

1452G > A/1452G > A

(TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

Mother

Asymptomatic

51 µmol/l

1452G > A/Normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)7TAA

Father

Asymptomatic

10 µmol/l

1452G > A/Normal

(TA)6TAA/(TA)6TAA

Family D

 

Sister 1

Unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia since birth

282 µmol/l

Not tried

524 T > A/524 T > A

(TA)7TAA/(TA)7TAA

Sister 2

Unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia since birth

203 µmol/l

524 T > A/524 T > A

(TA)7TAA/(TA)7TAA

Father

Asymptomatic

60 µmol/l

524 T > A/Normal

(TA)7TAA/(TA)7TAA