Figure 1.
Karyograms, FISH, and SNP 6.0 profile of SSBP2-CSF1R+patients. (A) Karyogram from the diagnostic bone marrow of patient 3 showing that both copies of chromosome 5 are abnormal, consistent with the balanced translocation, t(5;5)(q14;q33). (B) Karyogram from the relapsed bone marrow of patient 9 showing that 1 copy of chromosome 5 is abnormal, consistent with dup(5)(q14q33). (C-D) FISH using SSBP2 and CSF1R BA probes, respectively, confirming the balanced rearrangement in patient 1. (E-F) FISH using SSBP2 and CSF1R BA probes, respectively, showing a partial duplication of both probes on the duplicated 5q in patient 9. (C-F) Original magnification ×100; DAPI, Spectrum Orange and Spectrum Green stain. (G) SNP array profile of chromosome 5 in patient 9, showing duplication of the long arm of chromosome 5, with breakpoints in SSBP2 at 5q14 and CSF1R at 5q33. This duplication was conserved between diagnosis and relapse.

Karyograms, FISH, and SNP 6.0 profile of SSBP2-CSF1R+patients. (A) Karyogram from the diagnostic bone marrow of patient 3 showing that both copies of chromosome 5 are abnormal, consistent with the balanced translocation, t(5;5)(q14;q33). (B) Karyogram from the relapsed bone marrow of patient 9 showing that 1 copy of chromosome 5 is abnormal, consistent with dup(5)(q14q33). (C-D) FISH using SSBP2 and CSF1R BA probes, respectively, confirming the balanced rearrangement in patient 1. (E-F) FISH using SSBP2 and CSF1R BA probes, respectively, showing a partial duplication of both probes on the duplicated 5q in patient 9. (C-F) Original magnification ×100; DAPI, Spectrum Orange and Spectrum Green stain. (G) SNP array profile of chromosome 5 in patient 9, showing duplication of the long arm of chromosome 5, with breakpoints in SSBP2 at 5q14 and CSF1R at 5q33. This duplication was conserved between diagnosis and relapse.

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