Figure 1.
Figure 1. Mutations of NPM1 found in 229 sequenced patients. Comparison of the nucleotide and deduced amino acid sequences of mutations identified in AML patients. Amino acids are given in single-letter code. The blue boxes denote the 2 tryptophan residues at amino acid positions 288 and 290 important for nuclear transport.34 (A) Mutations described by Falini et al.15 (B) Novel mutations. *Also described by Suzuki et al.35

Mutations of NPM1 found in 229 sequenced patients. Comparison of the nucleotide and deduced amino acid sequences of mutations identified in AML patients. Amino acids are given in single-letter code. The blue boxes denote the 2 tryptophan residues at amino acid positions 288 and 290 important for nuclear transport.34  (A) Mutations described by Falini et al.15  (B) Novel mutations. *Also described by Suzuki et al.35 

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