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Protein C deficiency (a novel mutation: ala291Thr) with systemic lupus erythematosus leads to the deep vein thrombosis.

: The current study aims to explore the phenotype and genotype of a mutation Ala291Thr, which responsible for type I protein C (PC) deficiency in a Chinese woman. The PROC antigen was tested with chromogenic substrate method. PROC gene were amplified by PCR with direct sequencing. Bioinformatics and model analysis were used to study the harm of the mutation. PC activity (PC: A) levels of three members were reduced to 39, 57 and 56%, respectively, PC: antigen was decreased parallelly same as PC: A. Sequencing analysis showed proband with a novel heterozygous c.997G>A point mutation in exon 9 of PROC gene resulting in Ala291Thr. The Ala291Thr mutation is responsible for the decrease of PC: A, which is cross-reacting material negative deficiency and the first reported in the world. This mutation alone may not have significant clinical symptoms, whereas it will cause deep vein thrombosis when combined with systemic lupus erythematosus.

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