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Database Submission Form


Data may be submitted to ALPSbase by completing the form below. Information submitted will be reviewed before being added to the database.

Patient ID Number:
Mutation Type:
Domain:
Exon/Intron Number:
Exon Intron Flag Exon Intron
cDNA Mutation (using transcription start site=1, e.g. "266C->G" or "140delG"):
Amino acid containing mutation, or first amino acid disrupted by mutation (first methionine residue counts as position 1):
Result of Mutation:
mRNA Detected?:
Cell Surface Expression of FAS:


Clinical Data

Age Dx:
Family History?: YES NO
Ethnic Origin:
Affected Relatives And Relationship:

Significant infections at or before presentation:  
Lymphadenopathy: YES NO
Splenomegaly: YES NO
Splenectomy: YES NO
Autoimmune Thrombocytopenia: YES NO
Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia: YES NO
Autoimmune Neutropenia: YES NO

Other Autoimmune Diseases (list):

Autoantibodies:
Coombs' Positive: YES NO
Other Autoantibodies (list):


T cell:
number/mm3:

CD4-/CD8- T cells with any TCR:
number/mm3: percentage:

CD4-/CD8- T cells with Alpha Beta TCR:
number/mm3: percentage:

B cell:
number/mm3: percentage:


Submitter Data

Referring Investigator:
Referring Laboratory:
Reference (if published):
Comments:


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