Figure 1.
Figure 1. MLPA and SNP6.0 profiles of patients with PAX5AMP. (A) Example of MLPA results using the P335 IKZF1 MLPA kit. The plot shows the probe ratio for each target contained in the kit (EBF1, 4 probes; IKZF1, 8 probes; CDKN2A/B, 3 probes; PAX5, 6 probes; ETV6, 6 probes; BTG1, 4 probes; RB1, 5 probes; and the PAR1 region, CRLF2, CSF2RA, and IL3RA, 1 probe each). Probe ratio values between 0.75 and 1.3 were considered to be within the normal range, equivalent to the normal copy number of 2. Values <0.75 or >1.3 indicated loss or gain, respectively, and a value <0.25 indicated biallelic loss. These values correspond to copy numbers of 1, 3 and 4, and 0, respectively. A value ≥2.0 corresponds to a copy number of ≥4 and was interpreted as amplification. Approximate copy numbers of amplified exons ranged from 4 to 22 (median, 5.86). Ratio values of 1 representative patient (patient 64) showing amplification of PAX5 encompassing exons 2 and 5, gain of EBF1 consistent with trisomy 5 in this patient, monoallelic loss of IKZF1, and biallelic loss of CDKN2A/B. (B) Copy number profiles (log2ratio) of the PAX5 locus of 8 patients with PAX5AMP processed on the SNP6.0 array. *In patient 79, PAX5 amplification was identified at relapse with no material available from diagnosis. **Patient 60 shows amplification of exon 5 only and gain of exons 1 to 4. (C) Exon and protein structure of PAX5; the amplified region encodes the DNA-binding paired domain and the octapeptid motif. PD, paired DNA-binding domain (amino acids 16-142); O, octapeptide (aa 179-186); H, homeodomain (aa 228-254); TA, transactivation domain (aa 304-391); I, inhibitory domain (aa 359-391).

MLPA and SNP6.0 profiles of patients with PAX5AMP. (A) Example of MLPA results using the P335 IKZF1 MLPA kit. The plot shows the probe ratio for each target contained in the kit (EBF1, 4 probes; IKZF1, 8 probes; CDKN2A/B, 3 probes; PAX5, 6 probes; ETV6, 6 probes; BTG1, 4 probes; RB1, 5 probes; and the PAR1 region, CRLF2, CSF2RA, and IL3RA, 1 probe each). Probe ratio values between 0.75 and 1.3 were considered to be within the normal range, equivalent to the normal copy number of 2. Values <0.75 or >1.3 indicated loss or gain, respectively, and a value <0.25 indicated biallelic loss. These values correspond to copy numbers of 1, 3 and 4, and 0, respectively. A value ≥2.0 corresponds to a copy number of ≥4 and was interpreted as amplification. Approximate copy numbers of amplified exons ranged from 4 to 22 (median, 5.86). Ratio values of 1 representative patient (patient 64) showing amplification of PAX5 encompassing exons 2 and 5, gain of EBF1 consistent with trisomy 5 in this patient, monoallelic loss of IKZF1, and biallelic loss of CDKN2A/B. (B) Copy number profiles (log2ratio) of the PAX5 locus of 8 patients with PAX5AMP processed on the SNP6.0 array. *In patient 79, PAX5 amplification was identified at relapse with no material available from diagnosis. **Patient 60 shows amplification of exon 5 only and gain of exons 1 to 4. (C) Exon and protein structure of PAX5; the amplified region encodes the DNA-binding paired domain and the octapeptid motif. PD, paired DNA-binding domain (amino acids 16-142); O, octapeptide (aa 179-186); H, homeodomain (aa 228-254); TA, transactivation domain (aa 304-391); I, inhibitory domain (aa 359-391).

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