Table 2.

Effect of somatic mutations on outcomes after allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation

Gene mutationEffect on outcomes
TP53 Shorter OS13,37-41  
Higher RR,13,37-39  especially if complex karyotype present38  
RAS pathway (including NRAS and CBL among others) Shorter OS13,39  (only in MDS/MPN subtypes)38  
Higher RR after non-myeloablative conditioning13  
Higher RR for CBL38  
Higher NRM for NRAS38  
Higher RR for NRAS39  
JAK2 Shorter OS13  
Higher NRM13  
ASXL1 Shorter OS37  
Higher RR13,37  
DNMT3A Higher RR38  
Lower NRM38  
Shorter OS41  
RUNX1 Shorter OS37  
Higher RR37  
IDH2 Shorter OS39,40  
PPM1D (p53 regulator) Shorter OS and more common in therapy-related MDS13  
SBDS Shorter OS in young adults and associated with TP53 mutations13  
U2AF1 Shorter OS39  
EZH2 Higher RR39  
TET2 Shorter OS41  
Gene mutationEffect on outcomes
TP53 Shorter OS13,37-41  
Higher RR,13,37-39  especially if complex karyotype present38  
RAS pathway (including NRAS and CBL among others) Shorter OS13,39  (only in MDS/MPN subtypes)38  
Higher RR after non-myeloablative conditioning13  
Higher RR for CBL38  
Higher NRM for NRAS38  
Higher RR for NRAS39  
JAK2 Shorter OS13  
Higher NRM13  
ASXL1 Shorter OS37  
Higher RR13,37  
DNMT3A Higher RR38  
Lower NRM38  
Shorter OS41  
RUNX1 Shorter OS37  
Higher RR37  
IDH2 Shorter OS39,40  
PPM1D (p53 regulator) Shorter OS and more common in therapy-related MDS13  
SBDS Shorter OS in young adults and associated with TP53 mutations13  
U2AF1 Shorter OS39  
EZH2 Higher RR39  
TET2 Shorter OS41  

MPN, myeloproliferative neoplasm; NRM, nonrelapse mortality; RR, relapse risk.

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