Table 3.

In Vitro Differentiation of Leukemia Cells From Patients by Am80 and Their Clinical Response to Am80 Therapy

PatientMonthBlast %In Vitro Response (%)3-150
From LastinAm80ATRAClinicalDay to
ATRAMarrow10−8 mol/L10−6 mol/L10−8 mol/L10−6 mol/LResponseCR
30 23 83 92.5 77.5 94.5 CR 20 
18 97 70.5 NT 74.5 NT CR 46 
25 14 72 88 75.5 92.5 CR 37 
22 26 47.5 NT 58 NT CR 41 
24 92 75 84.5 16 24.5 CR 43 
18 88 56.5 79.5 20.5 40.5 CR 46 
22 84 53.5 83 20.5 39 CR 28 
25 14 40.5 66 35 60.5 CR 40 
45 89 34 66.5 28.5 60.5 CR 58 
10 67 30 59.5 27.5 63  
11 14 62 14 63.5 15 67  
12 14 96 11.5 29 12 32.5  
13 20 88 11 30.5 13.5  
14 25 44 13.5 10.5 12  
15 27 82 4.5 12 6.5 10.5  
16 25 NT 4.5 NT  
17 30 96 2.5 
PatientMonthBlast %In Vitro Response (%)3-150
From LastinAm80ATRAClinicalDay to
ATRAMarrow10−8 mol/L10−6 mol/L10−8 mol/L10−6 mol/LResponseCR
30 23 83 92.5 77.5 94.5 CR 20 
18 97 70.5 NT 74.5 NT CR 46 
25 14 72 88 75.5 92.5 CR 37 
22 26 47.5 NT 58 NT CR 41 
24 92 75 84.5 16 24.5 CR 43 
18 88 56.5 79.5 20.5 40.5 CR 46 
22 84 53.5 83 20.5 39 CR 28 
25 14 40.5 66 35 60.5 CR 40 
45 89 34 66.5 28.5 60.5 CR 58 
10 67 30 59.5 27.5 63  
11 14 62 14 63.5 15 67  
12 14 96 11.5 29 12 32.5  
13 20 88 11 30.5 13.5  
14 25 44 13.5 10.5 12  
15 27 82 4.5 12 6.5 10.5  
16 25 NT 4.5 NT  
17 30 96 2.5 

Abbreviations: NT, not tested; F, failure.

F3-150

The in vitro differentiation of leukemia cells was predicted by the restoration of PML and PML-RAR-α subcellular localization from diffuse fine-granular patterns to normal speckled patterns using an immunostaining method. We examined 100 cells and determined the percentage of cells with the speckled staining. When an APL cell showed a full restoration to a normal speckled pattern, we counted it as 1. When it showed incomplete speckled staining with fine granules and/or cytoplasmic staining, we counted it as 0.5.

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