Figure 1
Staining patterns of a normal donor and diagnostic AML samples. Representative flow cytometric staining patterns of ALDH activity by side scatter (SSC) are displayed for CD34+CD38− cells isolated from: (A) a normal donor, (B) a patient (patient 9) with t(8;21) AML, (C) a patient (patient 1) with Inv16 AML, and (D) a patient (patient 17) with normal cytogenetic (cyto) AML. The AML samples, but not the normal marrows, contained a discrete CD34+CD38−ALDHint population (circled). In the patients with CBF AML, this CD34+CD38−ALDHint population was essentially completely leukemic by FISH. The CD34+CD38−ALDHlow population from the CBF AMLs was also almost entirely leukemic by FISH. In contrast, the small CD34+CD38−ALDHhigh populations (boxed) from CBF AML patients lacked the leukemia-specific FISH marker. The percentages of CD34+CD38− cells composed of the CD34+CD38−ALDHint and CD34+CD38−ALDHhigh populations are listed on each dot plot.

Staining patterns of a normal donor and diagnostic AML samples. Representative flow cytometric staining patterns of ALDH activity by side scatter (SSC) are displayed for CD34+CD38 cells isolated from: (A) a normal donor, (B) a patient (patient 9) with t(8;21) AML, (C) a patient (patient 1) with Inv16 AML, and (D) a patient (patient 17) with normal cytogenetic (cyto) AML. The AML samples, but not the normal marrows, contained a discrete CD34+CD38ALDHint population (circled). In the patients with CBF AML, this CD34+CD38ALDHint population was essentially completely leukemic by FISH. The CD34+CD38ALDHlow population from the CBF AMLs was also almost entirely leukemic by FISH. In contrast, the small CD34+CD38ALDHhigh populations (boxed) from CBF AML patients lacked the leukemia-specific FISH marker. The percentages of CD34+CD38 cells composed of the CD34+CD38ALDHint and CD34+CD38ALDHhigh populations are listed on each dot plot.

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