Changing antigen receptor gene rearrangements in a case of early pre-B cell leukemia: evidence for a tumor progenitor cell with stem cell features and implications for monitoring residual disease.

Abstract:

:A case of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) was encountered in which the two clonal gamma T-cell receptor gene (TCR gamma) rearrangements found in bone marrow (BM) samples at relapse both differed from the single clonal TCR gamma rearrangement present in BM obtained at diagnosis 5 years previously. In contrast, two clonal Ig heavy chain gene (IgH) rearrangements present at relapse were identical to those present at diagnosis. Comparison of the DNA sequences of the relapse TCR gamma rearrangements with that of the diagnostic TCR gamma rearrangement indicated that they must have been generated de novo from TCR gamma loci in germline configuration. By polymerase chain reaction using clonotypic N-region oligonucleotide primers (N-PCR), cells bearing the diagnosis or relapse TCR gamma rearrangements were undetectable in the sample from the opposite time point. Two BM samples obtained at different times in clinical remission were both devoid of detectable residual tumor when analyzed by N-PCR, indicating a depth of remission of less than 1 tumor cell per 4 x 10(5) BM mononuclear cells. The tumor cells showed a primitive phenotype: T-cell antigen-negative, CALLA/CD10-negative, CD20-negative, CD19-positive, and positive for the myeloid marker My9. This case, which appears to represent a tumor arising from a progenitor cell with both early B-lineage and certain stem cell features, has implications for monitoring residual ALL and possibly also for treatment of the disease.

journal_name

Blood

journal_title

Blood

authors

Tycko B,Ritz J,Sallan S,Sklar J

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1992-01-15 00:00:00

pages

481-8

issue

2

eissn

0006-4971

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1528-0020

journal_volume

79

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