Incidence and prognostic impact of ASXL2 mutations in adult acute myeloid leukemia patients with t(8;21)(q22;q22): a study of the German-Austrian AML Study Group

Incidence and prognostic impact of ASXL2 mutations in adult acute myeloid leukemia patients with t(8;21)(q22;q22): a study of the German-Austrian AML Study Group
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10.1038/leu.2017.18
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2017-01
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11.4
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Nikolaus Jahn;M. Agrawal;L. Bullinger;D. Weber;A. Corbacioglu;V. Gaidzik;L. Schmalbrock;F. Thol;M. Heuser;J. Krauter;G. Göhring;Andrea Kündgen;Walter Fiedler;M. Wattad;Gerhard Held;C.-H. Köhne;Heinz-August Horst;M. Lübbert;A. Ganser;R. Schlenk;Hartmut Döhner;K. Döhner;P. Paschka
Nikolaus Jahn;M. Agrawal;L. Bullinger;D. Weber;A. Corbacioglu;V. Gaidzik;L. Schmalbrock;F. Thol;M. Heuser;J. Krauter;G. Göhring;Andrea Kündgen;Walter Fiedler;M. Wattad;Gerhard Held;C.-H. Köhne;Heinz-August Horst;M. Lübbert;A. Ganser;R. Schlenk;Hartmut Döhner;K. Döhner;P. Paschka
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医学1区
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Nikolaus Jahn;M. Agrawal;L. Bullinger;D. Weber;A. Corbacioglu;V. Gaidzik;L. Schmalbrock;F. Thol;M. Heuser;J. Krauter;G. Göhring;Andrea Kündgen;Walter Fiedler;M. Wattad;Gerhard Held;C.-H. Köhne;Heinz-August Horst;M. Lübbert;A. Ganser;R. Schlenk;Hartmut Döhner;K. Döhner;P. Paschka

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t(8; 21)(q22; q22)/RUNX 1/RUNX 1 T1的急性髓性白血病(AML)被归类为WHO类别“AML伴复发性遗传异常”中的一个独特实体。1 RUNX 1/RUNX 1 T1融合体构成了白血病前状态,但额外的协同遗传事件对于诱导白血病表型是必要的。2虽然t(8; 21)AML被认为是一个有利的AML亚群,但只有约50%的患者可以在强化治疗后治愈。3,4全面的遗传特征可能有助于更好地理解疾病生物学和诊断,以及开发新的治疗方法。大约一半的t(8; 21)AML患者携带其他基因突变,其中KIT、NRAS、FLT 3和ASXL 1代表最常见的突变基因。5在儿童核心结合因子(CBF)AML中首次发现了ASXL 2(额外性梳样2)的复发突变。6迄今为止,ASXL 2在正常造血中的作用以及ASXL 2突变对恶性转化的潜在贡献尚未确定。值得注意的是,ASXL 2与paradox ASXL 1具有高度的氨基酸同源性,paradox ASXL 1是一种参与转录调控的表观遗传修饰剂,在骨髓恶性肿瘤中经常发生突变。7- 9在Micol等人对170例CBF-AML儿童或成人患者的研究中(t(8; 21),n= 110; inv(16),n= 60),在22.7%的病例中检测到ASXL 2突变,并且仅在t(8; 21)阳性AML组中发现,这意味着突变ASXL 2在该AML亚组的白血病发生中起作用。10最近,我们进行了一项高通量测序研究,包括儿童(n= 87)和成人(n= 78)CBF-AML患者,以全面评估基因组格局,并深入了解CBF-AML的生物学。11基于本研究中额外的分子畸变模式,我们可以证明t(8; 21)和inv(16)AML是不同的生物实体。值得注意的是,我们还可以证实ASXL 2突变的高发生率及其对t(8; 21)阳性AML的排他性(18.8%,n= 16/85)。[11]一项初步分析包括了总共39名t(8; 21)阳性AML成人患者(ASXL 2突变型n= 7; ASXL 2野生型n= 32),未发现突变型ASXL 2的任何相关预后影响,但显然这种过早的分析受到病例数量少的阻碍。11
Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) with t (8; 21)(q22; q22)/RUNX1/RUNX1T1 is categorized as a distinct entity within the WHO category ‘AML with recurrent genetic abnormalities’. 1 The RUNX1/RUNX1T1 fusion constitutes a pre-leukemic condition, but additional co-operating genetic events are necessary to induce a leukemic phenotype. 2 Although AML with t (8; 21) is considered as a favorable AML subset, only~ 50% of patients can be cured following intensive treatment. 3, 4 Comprehensive genetic characterization might contribute to a better understanding of the disease biology and prognostication, as well as to the development of novel treatment approaches. Approximately half of the patients with t (8; 21) AML harbor additional gene mutations, with KIT, NRAS, FLT3 and ASXL1 representing the most frequently mutated genes. 5 Recurrent mutations in ASXL2 (additional sex combs-like 2) were first identified in pediatric core-binding factor (CBF) AML. 6 To date, the role of ASXL2 in normal hematopoiesis and the potential contribution of ASXL2 mutations to malignant transformation have not been defined. Of note, ASXL2 shares a high-degree amino-acid homology with the paralog ASXL1, an epigenetic modifier involved in transcriptional regulation, which is frequently mutated in myeloid malignancies. 7–9In a study by Micol et al. on 170 pediatric or adult patients with CBF-AML (t (8; 21), n= 110; inv (16), n= 60) ASXL2 mutations were detected in 22.7% of the cases, and they were exclusively found within the group of t (8; 21)-positive AML, implying a role for mutant ASXL2 in leukemogenesis of this AML subset. 10 More recently, we conducted a high-throughput sequencing study including pediatric (n= 87) and adult (n= 78) patients with CBF-AML to assess the genomic landscape in a comprehensive manner and to gain insights into the biology of CBF-AML. 11 Based on the pattern of additional molecular aberrations in this study we could show that AML with t (8; 21) and inv (16) are distinct biologic entities. Of note, we also could confirm the high incidence of ASXL2 mutations and their exclusiveness to t (8; 21)-positive AML (18.8%, n= 16/85). 11 A preliminary analysis including a total of 39 adult patients with t (8; 21)-positive AML (ASXL2 mutated n= 7; ASXL2 wild type n= 32) did not reveal any relevant prognostic impact of mutant ASXL2, but obviously this premature analysis was hampered by the low number of cases. 11