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dwarf megakaryocytes
CML
phases of CML
chronic phase
accelerated phase
blast phase
number of blasts in chronic phase CML
<2%
number of blasts in accelerated phase CML
10-19%
number of blasts in blast phase CML
>20%
When can you see pseudo-Gaucher cells?
CML aspirates can have pseudo-Gaucher cells, secondary to incr cell turnover and are derived from the neoplastic clone
Why is the spleen enlarged in CML CP?
Splenic enlargement occurs in CML-CP due to infiltration of the red pulp cords by different stages of maturing granulocytes
What type of CML almost always has monocytosis?
CML with p190 BCR-ABL almost always has monocytosis, can be confused with CMML
basophils in CML?
increased
eosinophils in CML?
increased
platelets in CML?
increased or can be normal
BM cellularity in CML?
increased, with larger than nl (i.e. 5-10 cells, vs nl 2-3 cells) paratrabecular cuff of immature neutrophils
most common breakpoint in CML?
p210 (M-BCR: major)
others are:
p230 (longer, u-BCR)
p190 (shorter fusion protein, m-BCR: minor)
in CML with p210, which other breakpoint can commonly be seen in small amounts?
small amounts of p190 can be detected in >90% of CML pts with p230, due to alternative splicing
treatment of CML?
1st gen: imatinib - competes with ATP for BCR-ABL binding so BCR-ABL can't phosphorylate tyrK on its substrates
2nd gen: nilotinib and dasatinib - use when muts arise from imatinib
Most important prognostic indicator in CML?
response to PTKI (protein tyrosine kinase inhibitor) at hematologic, cytogenetic, and molecular levels
what cells harbor BCR-ABL fusion protein in CML?
myeloid lineage
some lymphoid cells
endothelial cells
(abnl pluripotent stem cell)
BCR gene location?
22q11.2
ABL gene location?
9q34
90-95% of CML have what genetic abnormailty?
t(9;22)(q34;q11.2) a reciprocal translocation resulting in the Philadelphia chromosome