Figure 1
Figure 1. The MLL recombinome of adult CD10− BCP ALL. (A) The diagram shows the distribution of MLL fusion genes in 184 adult CD10− BCP ALL patients. (B) The agarose gel shows transcripts arising from rare MLL fusions. One patient had an MLL-ACTN4 fusion, 2 others an MLL-TET1 fusion. In the first MLL-TET1–positive patient, additional bands were visible, caused by the splicing of 90-bp TET1 exon 9 and a cryptic 87-bp exon in TET1 intron 8. In all 3 patients, the reciprocal transcript was also detectable.

The MLL recombinome of adult CD10 BCP ALL. (A) The diagram shows the distribution of MLL fusion genes in 184 adult CD10 BCP ALL patients. (B) The agarose gel shows transcripts arising from rare MLL fusions. One patient had an MLL-ACTN4 fusion, 2 others an MLL-TET1 fusion. In the first MLL-TET1–positive patient, additional bands were visible, caused by the splicing of 90-bp TET1 exon 9 and a cryptic 87-bp exon in TET1 intron 8. In all 3 patients, the reciprocal transcript was also detectable.

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