Development of a Fluorescence in Situ Hybridization Probe for Detecting IKZF1 Deletion Mutations in Patients with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Development of a Fluorescence in Situ Hybridization Probe for Detecting IKZF1 Deletion Mutations in Patients with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
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开发用于检测急性淋巴细胞白血病患者 IKZF1 缺失突变的荧光原位杂交探针
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10.1016/j.jmoldx.2018.02.005
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2018
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Teshima Takanori
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作者:
Hashiguchi Junichi;Onozawa Masahiro;Oguri Satoshi;Fujisawa Shinichi;Tsuji Masahisa;Okada Kohei;Nakagawa Masao;Hashimoto Daigo;Kahata Kaoru;Kondo Takeshi;Shimizu Chikara;Teshima Takanori
Intragenic deletion ofIKZF1is a recurrent genomic alteration in acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The deletions are mediated by illegitimate variable(diversity)joining recombination via cryptic recombination signal sequences (RSSs). We developed a fluorescencein situhybridization (FISH) probe set that can detect any type ofIKZF1deletion, including the commonly deleted exon 4 to 7 region. The probe set consists of a designed probe for the commonly deleted region (Cy3; red) and a bacterial artificial chromosomes clone probe for detecting the 3′ flanking region (Spectrum Green). IntactIKZF1showed a fusion signal, and the deleted allele showed loss of the red signal (0R1G1F). The FISH probes worked correctly for human leukemic cell lines and clinical samples. One case showed an atypical break-apart signal (1R1G1F). Inverse PCR of the case revealed rearrangement of the excisedIKZF1fragment into a legitimate RSS site at Ig κ on chromosome 2, suggesting a pathogenic role of this recombination-activating gene 1/2-mediated event. In this study, we established FISH probe detectingIKZF1deletion in a quick, quantitative, and cost-effective manner, and the results provided a novel insight into B-cell receptor editing by rearrangement of a cryptic RSS-mediated genomic fragment in acute lymphoblastic leukemia pathology.