Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Interphase FISH analysis of the p53 gene in MM: (A) Plasma cell from a patient without p53 deletion: Two hybridization signals with both probes (chromosome 17 centromere, green signals; p53, red signals) can be recognized. (B) Plasma cells from patient 3/FJ (Table 2) exhibiting a monoallelic deletion of p53 (probes as in A). (C) Interphase cell of patient 2/NN (compare Table 2: trisomy 17 by metaphase cytogenetics) hybridized with 3 probes: Chromosome 17 centromere (labeled with SPECTRUM-Green; large green signals), p53 (labeled with SPECTRUM-Orange; red signal), and distal 17p (D17S34 locus, labeled with digoxigenin and visualized with anti-digoxigenin-fluorescein isothiocyanate; small green signals). Presence of three signals for chromosome 17 centromere andD17S34, but only one signal for p53 indicating an interstitial deletion on 17p involving the p53 locus.

Interphase FISH analysis of the p53 gene in MM: (A) Plasma cell from a patient without p53 deletion: Two hybridization signals with both probes (chromosome 17 centromere, green signals; p53, red signals) can be recognized. (B) Plasma cells from patient 3/FJ (Table 2) exhibiting a monoallelic deletion of p53 (probes as in A). (C) Interphase cell of patient 2/NN (compare Table 2: trisomy 17 by metaphase cytogenetics) hybridized with 3 probes: Chromosome 17 centromere (labeled with SPECTRUM-Green; large green signals), p53 (labeled with SPECTRUM-Orange; red signal), and distal 17p (D17S34 locus, labeled with digoxigenin and visualized with anti-digoxigenin-fluorescein isothiocyanate; small green signals). Presence of three signals for chromosome 17 centromere andD17S34, but only one signal for p53 indicating an interstitial deletion on 17p involving the p53 locus.

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