Figure 4
Figure 4. Cells from Booreana mice are resistant to transformation by AML oncogenes in vivo. (A) Percentage of leukemia-free surviving irradiated recipient mice (n = 8) receiving AML1-ETO9a– and MLL-AF9–expressing WT and Booreana donor cells. Only the former succumb to a myeloid leukemia with (B) increased numbers of GFP+ cells in their peripheral blood. Cells in the peripheral blood of AML1-ETO9a–expressing WT donor mice exhibit a Kit+ phenotype, whereas those of MLL-AF9–expressing WT donor mice exhibit a Kit+CD11b+Gr-1+ phenotype, reminiscent of a monocytic leukemia.

Cells from Booreana mice are resistant to transformation by AML oncogenes in vivo. (A) Percentage of leukemia-free surviving irradiated recipient mice (n = 8) receiving AML1-ETO9a– and MLL-AF9–expressing WT and Booreana donor cells. Only the former succumb to a myeloid leukemia with (B) increased numbers of GFP+ cells in their peripheral blood. Cells in the peripheral blood of AML1-ETO9a–expressing WT donor mice exhibit a Kit+ phenotype, whereas those of MLL-AF9–expressing WT donor mice exhibit a Kit+CD11b+Gr-1+ phenotype, reminiscent of a monocytic leukemia.

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