(A) Cartoon of the sequencing strategy, demonstrating targeting the IgH gene rearrangements. Multiple primers complementary to various V and J sequences are simultaneously used, and in this example, primers specific to V4 and JB bind and can form a PCR VDJ rearrangement product. The amplified rearrangements are sequenced and bioinformatics approaches are used to identify the dominant clones that will subsequently be tracked for the MRD assay. (B) Kaplan-Meier estimates of EFS for standard-risk group patients who were MRD positive by HTS at any level vs MRD negative. See Figure 4A in the article by Wood et al that begins on page 1350.

(A) Cartoon of the sequencing strategy, demonstrating targeting the IgH gene rearrangements. Multiple primers complementary to various V and J sequences are simultaneously used, and in this example, primers specific to V4 and JB bind and can form a PCR VDJ rearrangement product. The amplified rearrangements are sequenced and bioinformatics approaches are used to identify the dominant clones that will subsequently be tracked for the MRD assay. (B) Kaplan-Meier estimates of EFS for standard-risk group patients who were MRD positive by HTS at any level vs MRD negative. See Figure 4A in the article by Wood et al that begins on page 1350.

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