Figure 5
Figure 5. Classification and regression tree based on all 213 patients with cytogenetically determined chromosome copy number for predictors of MTXPG accumulation. ALL subtype was the strongest predictor of MTXPG accumulation (P = 8.71 × 10−5), followed by chromosome 18 copy number (chr18cnv) (P = 1.6 × 10−5; adjusted for subtype), and chromosome 10 copy number (chr10cnv) in patients with no chromosome 18 gain (P = .192; adjusted for subtype). Numbers in circles indicate the mean MTXPG concentration in patient leukemia cells (pmol/109 cells), also depicted in the bar chart below.

Classification and regression tree based on all 213 patients with cytogenetically determined chromosome copy number for predictors of MTXPG accumulation. ALL subtype was the strongest predictor of MTXPG accumulation (P = 8.71 × 10−5), followed by chromosome 18 copy number (chr18cnv) (P = 1.6 × 10−5; adjusted for subtype), and chromosome 10 copy number (chr10cnv) in patients with no chromosome 18 gain (P = .192; adjusted for subtype). Numbers in circles indicate the mean MTXPG concentration in patient leukemia cells (pmol/109 cells), also depicted in the bar chart below.

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