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Distinct lymphoblastic and myeloblastic populations in TdT positive acute myeloblastic leukemia: evidence by double-fluorescence staining 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
E Paietta P Bettelheim J D Schwarzmeier D Lutz O Majdic W Knapp 《Leukemia research》1983,7(2):301-307
Double-immunofluorescent staining for the enzyme terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase (TdT) as a marker of primitive lymphoblasts, and for the VIM-D5 antigen as a differentiation antigen of the myeloid system gave direct evidence for distinct lymphoblastic and myeloblastic populations (mixed leukemic cell populations) in seven patients with acute leukemia. The percentage of malignant TdT positive cells contributing to a leukemic cell bulk with unequivocal signs of myeloid origin was between 10 and 80%. A defect at the level of a common progenitor cell giving rise to both the TdT and the VIM-D5 positive blast cell population is discussed. 相似文献
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Body composition in long‐term survivors of acute lymphoblastic leukemia diagnosed in childhood and adolescence: A focus on sarcopenic obesity 下载免费PDF全文
Christopher J. C. Marriott MD Lesley F. Beaumont BSc Troy H. Farncombe PhD Amy N. Cranston BSc Uma H. Athale MD Valerie N. Yakemchuk MD Ronald D. Barr MB ChB MD 《Cancer》2018,124(6):1225-1231
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Augmented Berlin‐Frankfurt‐Münster therapy in adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) 下载免费PDF全文
Michael E. Rytting MD Deborah A. Thomas MD Susan M. O'Brien MD Farhad Ravandi‐Kashani MD Elias J. Jabbour MD Anna R. Franklin MD Tapan M. Kadia MD Naveen Pemmaraju MD Naval G. Daver MD Alessandra Ferrajoli MD Guillermo Garcia‐Manero MD Marina Y. Konopleva MD PhD Jorge E. Cortes MD Gautham Borthakur MD Rebecca Garris BA Maria Cardenas‐Turanzas MD Kurt Schroeder RN Jeffrey L. Jorgensen MD PhD Steven M. Kornblau MD Hagop M. Kantarjian MD 《Cancer》2014,120(23):3660-3668
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Elena J. Ladas MS RD David J. Kroll PhD Nicholas H. Oberlies PhD Bin Cheng PhD Deborah H. Ndao MPH Susan R. Rheingold MD Kara M. Kelly MD 《Cancer》2010,116(2):506-513
BACKGROUND:
Despite limited preclinical and clinical investigations, milk thistle (MT) is often used for the treatment of chemotherapy‐associated hepatotoxicity. Limited treatment options exist for chemotherapy‐related hepatoxicity. Given the wide use of MT, the authors investigated MT in both the laboratory and a clinical setting.METHODS:
In a double‐blind study, children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) and hepatic toxicity were randomized to MT or placebo orally for 28 days. Liver function tests were evaluated during the study period. To assess MT in vitro, the authors evaluated supratherapeutic concentrations in an ALL cell line.RESULTS:
Fifty children were enrolled. No significant differences in frequency of side effects, incidence and severity of toxicities, or infections were observed between groups. There were no significant changes in mean amino alanine transferase (ALT), aspartate amino transferase (AST), or total bilirubin (TB) at Day 28. At Day 56, the MT group had a significantly lower AST (P = .05) and a trend toward a significantly lower ALT (P = .07). Although not significantly different, chemotherapy doses were reduced in 61% of the MT group compared with 72% of the placebo group. In vitro experiments revealed no antagonistic interactions between MT and vincristine or L‐asparaginase in CCRF‐CEM cells. A modest synergistic effect with vincristine was observed.CONCLUSIONS:
In children with ALL and liver toxicity, MT was associated with a trend toward significant reductions in liver toxicity. MT did not antagonize the effects of chemotherapy agents used for the treatment of ALL. Future study is needed to determine the most effective dose and duration of MT and its effect on hepatotoxicity and leukemia‐free survival. Cancer 2010. © 2009 American Cancer Society 相似文献5.
Melissa A. Richard PhD MS Austin L. Brown PhD MPH John W. Belmont MD PhD Michael E. Scheurer PhD MPH Vidal M. Arroyo BS Kayla L. Foster MD Kathleen D. Kern MD Melissa M. Hudson MD Wendy M. Leisenring ScD M. Fatih Okcu MD MPH Yadav Sapkota PhD Yutaka Yasui PhD Lindsay M. Morton PhD Stephen J. Chanock MD Leslie L. Robison PhD MPH Gregory T. Armstrong MD MSCE Smita Bhatia MD MPH Kevin C. Oeffinger MD Philip J. Lupo PhD MPH Kala Y. Kamdar MD MS 《Cancer》2021,127(2):310-318