Figure 1.
(A) Molecular and clinical investigations of patients with heterozygous PLIN1 null variants. Arrows indicate index cases. Genealogical trees show a cosegregation of PLIN1 variants with the disease phenotype. The nomenclature of PLIN1 variants is based on the RefSeq accession numbers NM_002666.5 and NP_002657.3. (B) Morphotype of patient E-II2 with partial lipodystrophy and acromegaloid features. Subcutaneous lipoatrophy of the upper and lower limbs can be observed, with muscle hypertrophy (arrows). Compared with patients with FPLD type 2 (LMNA-linked FPLD), the neck is less broad, and the breast and subcutaneous abdominal fat are not affected by lipoatrophy. The acromegaloid features include face infiltration, a slightly enlarged nose, deep wrinkles, thick lips and hands, and enlarged feet.

(A) Molecular and clinical investigations of patients with heterozygous PLIN1 null variants. Arrows indicate index cases. Genealogical trees show a cosegregation of PLIN1 variants with the disease phenotype. The nomenclature of PLIN1 variants is based on the RefSeq accession numbers NM_002666.5 and NP_002657.3. (B) Morphotype of patient E-II2 with partial lipodystrophy and acromegaloid features. Subcutaneous lipoatrophy of the upper and lower limbs can be observed, with muscle hypertrophy (arrows). Compared with patients with FPLD type 2 (LMNA-linked FPLD), the neck is less broad, and the breast and subcutaneous abdominal fat are not affected by lipoatrophy. The acromegaloid features include face infiltration, a slightly enlarged nose, deep wrinkles, thick lips and hands, and enlarged feet.

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