Trojak J E, Polmar S H, Winkelstein J A, Hsu S, Francomano C, Pierce G F, Scillian J J, Gale A N, McKusick V A
Johns Hopkins Med J. 1981 Apr;148(4):157-64.
The immunologic status of 18 Old Order Amish persons with cartilage-hair hypoplasia and 9 unaffected sibs was studied. Although none of the subjects had a history suggestive of persistent immune dysfunction, the subjects with cartilage-hair hypoplasia had significantly lower lymphocyte mitogenic and allogeneic cell stimulation responses when compared to unaffected sibs and unrelated control subjects. The abnormalities of cellular immune function found in the 18 affected subjects were similar to those reported in Finnish subjects with cartilage-hair hypoplasia.
对18名患有软骨毛发发育不全的旧秩序阿米什人及9名未受影响的同胞的免疫状况进行了研究。尽管所有受试者均无提示持续性免疫功能障碍的病史,但与未受影响的同胞及无关对照受试者相比,患有软骨毛发发育不全的受试者淋巴细胞有丝分裂和同种异体细胞刺激反应显著降低。在18名受影响受试者中发现的细胞免疫功能异常与芬兰患有软骨毛发发育不全的受试者所报告的异常相似。