Figure 2
Figure 2. Neutrophils are derived from the leukemic blasts. (A) Graph of peripheral blood absolute neutrophil count from patient 4 during treatment with quizartinib. Neutrophils from day 60 were isolated to > 95% homogeneity as described in “Methods,” which was confirmed by cytospin (inset). (B) Genomic DNA samples isolated from pretreatment blasts, day 60 neutrophils, and neutrophils from a healthy donor were analyzed by PCR for the FLT3/ITD mutation, as described in “Methods.” Shown is an ethidium bromide–stained agarose gel. WT indicates wild-type. (C) Whole-cell lysates were prepared from Molm14 cells, pretreatment blasts from patient 4, day 60 neutrophils from patient 4, and neutrophils from a healthy donor. Lysates were analyzed for total FLT3, phosphorylated FLT3, lactoferrin, and MMP9, as described in “Methods.” (D) NBT reduction assay of peripheral blood collected from a healthy donor (“Control”) compared with a quizartinib-treated patient during the neutrophil surge. Cells “with stimulation” were exposed to bacterial extract to induce respiratory burst activity.

Neutrophils are derived from the leukemic blasts. (A) Graph of peripheral blood absolute neutrophil count from patient 4 during treatment with quizartinib. Neutrophils from day 60 were isolated to > 95% homogeneity as described in “Methods,” which was confirmed by cytospin (inset). (B) Genomic DNA samples isolated from pretreatment blasts, day 60 neutrophils, and neutrophils from a healthy donor were analyzed by PCR for the FLT3/ITD mutation, as described in “Methods.” Shown is an ethidium bromide–stained agarose gel. WT indicates wild-type. (C) Whole-cell lysates were prepared from Molm14 cells, pretreatment blasts from patient 4, day 60 neutrophils from patient 4, and neutrophils from a healthy donor. Lysates were analyzed for total FLT3, phosphorylated FLT3, lactoferrin, and MMP9, as described in “Methods.” (D) NBT reduction assay of peripheral blood collected from a healthy donor (“Control”) compared with a quizartinib-treated patient during the neutrophil surge. Cells “with stimulation” were exposed to bacterial extract to induce respiratory burst activity.

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