Table 3.

VH-Gene Rearrangements and Mutations in Monocytoid B Cells From 5 Cases of Piringer’s Lymphadenopathy

Case No. Total No. of Isolated CellsIgR Unique/Identical IgR Without VH Mutations (%) IgR With VH Mutations (%) No. of VH Mutations/ Mutated Sequences
Mean Percentage (range)
1  105  24/1  16/24 (66%)  8/24 (33%)  7  4.6 (1-14)  
2  53  16/2  13/16 (81.2%)  3/16 (18.7%) 2  1.3  (1-4)  
3  90  21/0  18/21 (86%) 3/21 (14.2%)  6.6  4.3  (1-14)  
4  31  14/0 7/14 (50%)  7/14 (50%)  5.5  3.7  (5-7)  
48  15/2  13/15 (86.6%)  2/15 (13.3%)  5.6  3.8 (4-9)  
Total  327  90/5  67/90 (74.4%) 23/90 (25.6%)  5.3  3.8  (1-14) 
Case No. Total No. of Isolated CellsIgR Unique/Identical IgR Without VH Mutations (%) IgR With VH Mutations (%) No. of VH Mutations/ Mutated Sequences
Mean Percentage (range)
1  105  24/1  16/24 (66%)  8/24 (33%)  7  4.6 (1-14)  
2  53  16/2  13/16 (81.2%)  3/16 (18.7%) 2  1.3  (1-4)  
3  90  21/0  18/21 (86%) 3/21 (14.2%)  6.6  4.3  (1-14)  
4  31  14/0 7/14 (50%)  7/14 (50%)  5.5  3.7  (5-7)  
48  15/2  13/15 (86.6%)  2/15 (13.3%)  5.6  3.8 (4-9)  
Total  327  90/5  67/90 (74.4%) 23/90 (25.6%)  5.3  3.8  (1-14) 

Abbreviations: IgR, Ig rearrangement; VH, variable region of the Ig heavy chain gene.

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