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- W4221076646 abstract "Due to developed chemotherapy regimes higher rates of complete remissions are reached by myeloablative therapies with autologous stem cell or bone marrow transplantation with Hodgkin and Non Hodgkin lymphomas, with an increasing incidence up to 20% t-AML/MDS (Micallef et al. 2000, Pedersen Bjergaard et al. 2000). In the context of this work the occurrence of the translocations and their respective fusion transcript t(8; 21) /AML1/ETO, inv (16) /CBFB-MYH11, t(15; 17) /PML RARα and t(9; 22) /BCR ABL were investigated in 42 leucapheresates (33 patients with NHL and 9 healthy donors) by conventional and real-time PCR. Neither the translocations t(8; 21), inv(16) or t(9; 22) were detected in this work, although for t(8; 21) and t(9; 22) an occurrence has already been described (Bäsecke et al. 2002b, Biernaux et al. 1995). The translocation t(15, 17) was detected in 6 of 42 samples (including 2 healthy donors) in real-time PCR and in 2 of these 6 samples in the nested RT-PCR, thereby demonstrating an exceptionally high incidence in comparison to other publications. A higher average age and thus an increased exposure to genotoxic substances in the environment were not available. Patients and donors were treated with G-CSF, thus, all, the patients by additional chemotherapy, were exposed to an elevated genotoxicity. Nevertheless, the detection of the fusion transcripts exceeded by far the incidence of t-AML. It is possible that in the translocations show a transient genetic instability after chemotherapy or stem cell mobilization, which is not indicative of leukemia or there was a detection in non-vital or apoptotic cells. The development of malignant diseases is a multi-stage process in which a specific genetic aberration must be present, but is insufficient as the only trigger for the clinical disease process. Overall, it is assumed that both, the conventional chemotherapy and the myeloablative therapy with stem cell or bone marrow transplantation may be involved in the development of t-AML/MDS. Due to the high incidence of t-AML in the risk group of patients receiving chemotherapy an early diagnosis using molecular genetic parameters is desirable. The predicting of a screening on t-AML-associated translocations in high-risk patients before autologous stem cell or bone marrow transplantation is limited due to the frequent evidence of the transcripts without development of t-AML, since such evidence is not indicative. Molecular genetic and chronological long-term studies of must follow in order to make a prediction about the risk of t-AML/MDS in the collective of transcript-positive patients." @default.
- W4221076646 created "2022-04-03" @default.
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- W4221076646 date "2022-02-20" @default.
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- W4221076646 title "Nachweis zytogenetischer Aberrationen nach Chemotherapie zur diagnostischen Früherkennung therapieassoziierter hämatologischer Neoplasien" @default.
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