Table 1. Characteristics of healthy... | American Society of Hematology

Table 1.

Characteristics of healthy donors and patients with myelodysplastic syndromes

Diagnosis and subject no.	Age, y/sex	Hemoglobin (g/L)	Karyotype
Healthy 1	76/M	144	Normal
Healthy 2	65/M	147	Normal
Healthy 3	40/M	153	Normal
Healthy 4	37/M	130	Normal
Healthy 5	35/F	140	Normal
Healthy 6	20/M	130	Normal
Healthy 7	20/F	140	Normal
RARS 1	74/M	107	Normal
RARS 2	86/M	108	45,X, −Y
RARS 3	79/M	77	Normal
RARS 4	73/F	120	Normal
RARS 5	64/F	90	46,XX, 4q−
RARS 6	60/F	110	Normal
RARS 7	59/F	80	Normal
RA 1	69/M	111	Normal
RA 2	73/F	110	46,XX, 5q−
RA 3	65/F	92	Normal
RA 4	63/F	105	Normal
RA 5	60/F	90	Normal
RA 6	59/M	95	Normal
RAEB 1	75/M	116	45,X, −Y
RAEB 2	75/M	102	Normal
RAEB 3	67/M	90	Normal
RAEB 4	60/M	104	Normal
RAEB 5	60/F	90	Normal
RAEB 6	57/F	115	Normal
RAEB 7	55/F	90	Normal

Diagnosis and subject no.	Age, y/sex	Hemoglobin (g/L)	Karyotype
Healthy 1	76/M	144	Normal
Healthy 2	65/M	147	Normal
Healthy 3	40/M	153	Normal
Healthy 4	37/M	130	Normal
Healthy 5	35/F	140	Normal
Healthy 6	20/M	130	Normal
Healthy 7	20/F	140	Normal
RARS 1	74/M	107	Normal
RARS 2	86/M	108	45,X, −Y
RARS 3	79/M	77	Normal
RARS 4	73/F	120	Normal
RARS 5	64/F	90	46,XX, 4q−
RARS 6	60/F	110	Normal
RARS 7	59/F	80	Normal
RA 1	69/M	111	Normal
RA 2	73/F	110	46,XX, 5q−
RA 3	65/F	92	Normal
RA 4	63/F	105	Normal
RA 5	60/F	90	Normal
RA 6	59/M	95	Normal
RAEB 1	75/M	116	45,X, −Y
RAEB 2	75/M	102	Normal
RAEB 3	67/M	90	Normal
RAEB 4	60/M	104	Normal
RAEB 5	60/F	90	Normal
RAEB 6	57/F	115	Normal
RAEB 7	55/F	90	Normal

RARS indicates refractory anemia (RA) with ringed sideroblasts; and RAEB, RA with excess of blasts.