Figure 1.
Figure 1. Prognostic effect of VH3-21 usage and its association with other prognostic factors. (A) Kaplan-Meier curves showing the overall survival from diagnosis of CLL patients using VH3-21 versus other VH gene segments. The median survival values were 54 and 109 months, respectively (P = .012; log-rank test). The sex ratio and age at diagnosis were not significantly different between the 2 groups (P > .99 and P = .96, respectively; Mann-Whitney U test). (B) Dot-plot showing relationship between VH mutation (y-axis) and CD38 expression (x-axis) among patients using VH3-21 (•) or other gene segments (⋄). VH3-21–using cases with p53 dysfunction are highlighted with arrows.

Prognostic effect of VH3-21 usage and its association with other prognostic factors. (A) Kaplan-Meier curves showing the overall survival from diagnosis of CLL patients using VH3-21 versus other VH gene segments. The median survival values were 54 and 109 months, respectively (P = .012; log-rank test). The sex ratio and age at diagnosis were not significantly different between the 2 groups (P > .99 and P = .96, respectively; Mann-Whitney U test). (B) Dot-plot showing relationship between VH mutation (y-axis) and CD38 expression (x-axis) among patients using VH3-21 (•) or other gene segments (⋄). VH3-21–using cases with p53 dysfunction are highlighted with arrows.

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