Figure 3.
Figure 3. Schematic illustration of alteration of clonal pattern of Ig and TCR gene rearrangements between presentation and relapse in 10 children with ALL. Germ-line gene segments are presented with more than 98% identity. Original IgH targets are shown in white; new IgH targets are shown as hatched circles. TCR targets identified at diagnosis are shown in gray, and new TCR targets are shown as dotted circles. Ongoing rearrangements (VH-VH replacement and VH to DJH joining) were found in 2 cases (11 and 449). It is possible to amplify the clones identified at relapse using ASO-PCR approaches on diagnostic samples in 7 patients with ALL, as shown here with arrows for cases 170, 178, 191, 366, 449, 452, and 472. In 2 cases identified with an asterisk (*), Ig-κde rearrangement was later identified at presentation and preserved at relapse.

Schematic illustration of alteration of clonal pattern of Ig and TCR gene rearrangements between presentation and relapse in 10 children with ALL. Germ-line gene segments are presented with more than 98% identity. Original IgH targets are shown in white; new IgH targets are shown as hatched circles. TCR targets identified at diagnosis are shown in gray, and new TCR targets are shown as dotted circles. Ongoing rearrangements (VH-VH replacement and VH to DJH joining) were found in 2 cases (11 and 449). It is possible to amplify the clones identified at relapse using ASO-PCR approaches on diagnostic samples in 7 patients with ALL, as shown here with arrows for cases 170, 178, 191, 366, 449, 452, and 472. In 2 cases identified with an asterisk (*), Ig-κde rearrangement was later identified at presentation and preserved at relapse.

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