Table 3.

Analysis of the 5′-noncoding regulatory region of theBCL-6 gene in cHD of the T- and B-cell genotype

Patient GenotypeHRS cellsReactive cells
Cells
studied
Mutated/unmutated Nucleotide
changes
Cells studiedIdentical/nonidentical
19 0/5 None NA NA 
30 0/7 None NA NA 
42 3/0 99A>C 25 0/3 
    122G>C3-150   
    448G>C   
50 2/4 202A>C 16 0/23-151 
    284A>G   
    300G>C   
    397G>C   
42 3/1 311A>C 70 0/6 
    518delG   
19 4/1 520delT 61 0/5 
Patient GenotypeHRS cellsReactive cells
Cells
studied
Mutated/unmutated Nucleotide
changes
Cells studiedIdentical/nonidentical
19 0/5 None NA NA 
30 0/7 None NA NA 
42 3/0 99A>C 25 0/3 
    122G>C3-150   
    448G>C   
50 2/4 202A>C 16 0/23-151 
    284A>G   
    300G>C   
    397G>C   
42 3/1 311A>C 70 0/6 
    518delG   
19 4/1 520delT 61 0/5 

Reference sequence corresponds to AF191831.5Identical/nonidentical indicates the identity of the BCL-6mutations observed in reactive cells with those in HRS cells. Mutations reported as recurrent in FL and DLBCL5 are in bold, and the polymorphism at position 397 (397G>C)5 is in italics.

Del indicates deletion; NA, not analyzed.

F3-150

Indicates mutation in a RGWY motif.5 

F3-151

The 2 sequences represent both alleles because only one of the 2 sequences has the polymorphism at position 397 (397G>C).5 

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