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Hi. Today we're
going to start talking about leukemias.

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So we're going to talk about CML,
MDS and AML.

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All right.

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Chronic my logged in as leukemia or CML

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leukemia is found in the blood and bone
marrow.

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It's a rapid production
of a high number of abnormal white cells.

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Those white cells don't have the ability
to fight infection well.

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And it also impairs the ability

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of the bone marrow to produce

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red blood cells and platelets.

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Lymphoma is abnormal lymphocytes

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that collect in the lymphatic system.

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It also impairs your immune system.

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Myeloma is the abnormal proliferation
of plasma cells.

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Plasma cells are white blood cells
that produce

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disease and infection fighting antibodies.

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It prevents the normal production
of antibodies

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and also leaves
the immune system weak and susceptible.

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For chronic myelogenous leukemia.

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A lot of patients don't have symptoms.

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When it's diagnosed, it's picked up
something abnormal is picked up

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during an, blood test
during a routine physical.

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They may see mild anemia or persistent

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anemia, which is a decrease in RBCs.

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They may see, leukocyte ptosis,
which is an increase in the white cell

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count, and also thrombocytopenia,

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which is a decrease in platelets.

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100% of CML patients
will have the translocation.

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922 right now in the world,
there's between 1.2

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to 1.5 million people
that are currently living with CML.

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If we look at the chromosomes,
you may notice at the bottom of chromosome

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nine seems a little bit more fluffy.

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Then there's homolog.

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And then if you look at chromosome 22,
he's pretty obvious.

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You'll notice that he is much shorter.

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That's

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because a little bit of nine went to 22,

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and a lot of 22 went to chromosome nine.

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The genetic changes for

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CML was first identified in 1960,

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and they identified
the derivative chromosome 22.

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If you look at this picture,
that's what they were looking at in 1960.

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This was pre banding.

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So they just had solid stained
chromosomes.

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They called it the Philadelphia chromosome
because it was discovered

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and identified
at the University of Pennsylvania.

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It wasn't until 1973

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that it was identified
to be part of a translocation.

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That's because banding first started

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about 1971 1972.

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In 1984,
the genes BCR and Abell were identified,

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and in 2001, CML

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became the first human
all logical disorder

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to have a drug developed
specifically to treat it.

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Gleevec was developed to block the effect
of the fusion gene product

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on these translocations,
when they developed

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a fusion between two genes.

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You're
not only getting a lack of the protein

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that gene should have produced,
but you're also

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producing an abnormal protein
that shouldn't have been there.

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CML is considered a biphasic disease.

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The chronic phase is generally between 3
to 5 years in duration.

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The only abnormality that we're going to
see is the translocation.

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Then there can be an accelerated
or transformation

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phase, which is 6 to 9 months in duration.

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The number of abnormal cells will increase

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over 20% hour.

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One or more additional chromosome
abnormalities start to appear.

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The blasting phase is about 3 to 6 months.

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Survival.

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You have complete transformation to acute

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leukemia with more than 20% blast.

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And usually we see multiple
secondary abnormalities present.

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Some of the common secondary abnormalities

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include plus eight a gain of the extra
derivative

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Philadelphia chromosome
for the derivative.

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Chromosome 22 plus 19 an ISO 17 q

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which results in a deletion
or loss of 17 PE.

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So we have a loss of p53

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and then translocation 321,

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which results in a fusion
between a TBI one and AML one.

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Now on the first slide for CML,

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I say to 100% of CML patients

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are going to have the translocation 922
but by chromosomes

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we do see a Philadelphia negative CML.

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How does that happen?

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We can have a subtle or invisible

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cryptic insertion by site of genetics.

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So by chromosomes nine and 22 look normal.

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But if you do the fish you'll see
the translocation between 9 and 22.

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It's not really an insertion
as far as the mechanism goes.

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Generally what happens
is that nine translates to 22.

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And then as part of our DNA

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repair and in checkpoints,
it tries to translocate back,

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but it breaks below this fusion between 9
and 22 a bit low.

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The fusion of BCR and able.

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So again ABL goes to BCR

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and then it breaks down here

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below this translocation below the fusion.

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And it goes back.

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But I still have a BCR able fusion

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complex.

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Translocations happen
also three way and four way

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that are visible by karyotype analysis
but can sometimes be difficult

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to interpret without the Fish data.

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Here is a variant three way translocation.

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So nine went to 22.

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We see 22 is very short,
just like my derivative 22 should be.

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22 went to chromosome 11.

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So here's the rest of chromosome 22.

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And then 11 went back to chromosome nine.

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If you remember when we talked
about chromosome nomenclature

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we talked about complex rearrangements.

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Complex translocations.

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We start off with the lowest number follow

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where it went, follow where it went.

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And eventually something
is going to go back to our first one.

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So this is written nine 2211.

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All right.

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My dysplastic syndrome or MDS.

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It's a group of disorders where the bone
marrow does not function normally

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and it fails to produce enough
healthy blood cells.

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It's characterized
by chronic progressive side apnea.

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So anemia
neutropenia and thrombocytopenia.

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But you also have bone marrow dysplasia
or abnormal cell development.

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The bone marrow smears are usually normal
to hyper

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cellular with less than 20% blasts.

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It involves defects in proliferation,

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differentiation, apoptosis,

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and it's going to evolve to AML or acute
myelogenous leukemia.

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About 25 to 40% of the patients.

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It's generally a disease
seen in older adults.

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The median age is about 70 years.

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It's also more
frequently seen in men than women.

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The incidence in the general population
is three per 100,000 people.

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But when I look at people
over the age of 70,

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the incident rises 20 in 100,000 people.

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Secondary MDS and AML cases
due to chemotherapy

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or radiation therapy for previous cancers
do happen.

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It's about 10 to 15%

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of all MDS
AML cases that this happens with

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major causes of

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death for MDS patients are infections

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and bleeding related to the bone
marrow failure.

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All right.

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So for MDS and

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other leukemic classifications
there are two different

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classification systems for B
which is the French American British.

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It came out in 1982.

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And it's something that
a lot of clinicians are moving away from.

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But it's a good idea to be familiar
with it still, because we still have

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older physicians that use it,
at least in the cited genetic lab.

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We still see it some.

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Who is the World Health Organization?

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And it described
these hematological systems first in 1997.

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It was last updated in 2010.

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So for myelodysplastic syndrome,
some of the ones that we're going to see

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are refractory anemia, refractory
anemia with ring side arrow blast,

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refractory anemia with excess blasts.

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We can also see refractory

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anemia in transformation,
and one that we don't really see

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written out much anymore is CML,
which was in Fab classification.

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It was for chronic myeloma
acidic leukemia.

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Now that's generally referred to as MDS.

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And MPD

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with Who.

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A lot of the classifications are the same.

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We do picked up refractory side
apnea with multi lineage

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dysplasia and MDS with a deleted

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five is a new classification

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AML with multi lineage dysplasia.

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Following
MDS is what used to be refractory

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anemia with excess blasts
in transformation.

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All right, decided
genetics of MDS is an integral

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part of the care
in myelodysplastic syndrome one.

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It will help confirm the diagnosis
that something is going on.

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They use the evaluation
to assess the prognosis

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depending on the abnormality that's found.

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It gives them an idea
of the risk of progression to AML.

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It's 25 to 40% of the patients

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that are going to progressed to AML,
not all of them.

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It also can give them an overall expected
survival.

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Recurring chromosome abnormalities
at the time of diagnosis are between

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40 to 70% of primary MDS
patients, or patients

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who haven't been diagnosed with anything
before.

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95% of the patients

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that have treatment
related MDS are going to have recurring

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chromosome abnormalities
at the time of diagnosis.

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So why is the difference between treatment

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related and primary MDS patients?

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We do see a lot of patients for anemia

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or thrombocytopenia, that type of thing

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that don't really meet the criteria
for MDS.

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They do a bone marrow really expecting

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normal results, hoping for normal results.

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They just kind of want to verify
that nothing more is going on.

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That's something that we see,
especially with persistent anemia.

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Five Q minus syndrome.

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So MDS with five q minus is generally seen

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middle aged elderly females.

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The progression is preceded
by an increase in blast,

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which is also going to be accompanied
by additional chromosome abnormalities.

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Now five Q minus can be a complete
loss of the chromosome.

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The break points do vary.

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I've given you some examples here.

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At the bottom on this first example,
I'm missing

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a large portion of the terminal end

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here.

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I'm missing from here on

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right here I'm missing.

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It's a little bit further down,
but I'm missing the bottom here.

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And then here is one
with the minimal region.

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Although the weight,
although the break points vary,

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we do see a commonly deleted
region of 5Q31 through

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335Q minus
is associated with a long survival.

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Some common alterations that

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we see in MDS trisomy eight

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I deleted or minus

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some 7QA loss of chromosome five,

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or the deleted five q
that we talked about.

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A deletion in 20 q

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minus y and ISO 17,

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which results in a loss of that p53

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gene on £0.17,

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the interstitial deletion
on chromosome 13.

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So it's up toward the centromere region
that's gone or also minus

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so many 13 deletion in chromosome 11 Q

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a deletion or translocation in £0.12.

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A deletion of nine Q
which is a terminal deletion.

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An ISO dice centric X.

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For some balanced rearrangements,
we see a translocation 13A

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translocation between chromosomes 211

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and inverted three,
so the long arm of chromosome

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three has an inversion,
causing an abnormal pattern

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and a translocation six nine.

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I've given you these again

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where they're a little bit larger
and you can see them better.

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So the translocations

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are off over here to the right.

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You can see the deleted
seven has a couple different break points

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that are also just like the deleted five

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trisomy eight, the deleted nine.

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Deleted 11.

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Deleted £0.12 r deletion of chromosome 13,
our ISO £0.17

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and then deleted 20.

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For treatment

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related MDS,
we see some of the same alterations

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like the minus seven deleted seven minus
only five deleted five.

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We see a couple of different ones
too, though

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we see this dice centric 517

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so this is chromosome 17 s long arm.

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And then chromosome five short
arm together.

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You normally see that with one normal
five and one normal 17.

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So we've got a loss of five Q
and a loss of £0.17

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a whole arm translocation
between chromosome one q and £0.07

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results in a

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loss of seven q and a gain of one q.

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So this is £0.07 with one q.

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I normally see it with two normal ones

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and one normal chromosome 17.

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Our 321, we saw in MDS

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we see a translocation here
between chromosome

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11 q and £0.16.

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And another translocation that we see
sometimes in treatment

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related MDS is a translocation
between chromosome

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five q and 12 q.

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Again, here they are a little bit bigger.

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All right MDS progression to AML does

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happen in 25 to 45% of the patients.

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The threshold of 20% blast in the blood
or bone

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marrow is the distinguishing
characteristic

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between AML and MDS.

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So less than 20% blast is going to be MDS.

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More than 20% blast.

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It's going to be AML.

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AML can present with more than 20% blasts

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without having a previously recognized
myelodysplastic phase.

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So not all
AML patients go through the MDS.

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Here is a normal bone marrow smear.

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You can see these purple cells
or white cells.

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We see a lot of red cells

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here.

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On the right is an abnormal blood smear.

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You can see one of the most notable things
immediately is that I have a lot

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more of these purple white cells, but
I also have a lot less of the red blood

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cells, even in the areas
where the purple cells aren't.

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AML is acute myelogenous leukemia.

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The cited genetic results
are part of staging and classification

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of the leukemia,

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the most common acute leukemia
affecting adults,

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which is 80% in the United States, is AML.

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The incidence does increase with age
for overall incidence and age.

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It's 1.8 cases
per 100,000 people per year.

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For people less than the age of 65,

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that rises to 17.5 cases per

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100,000 over the age of 65.

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The median age at diagnosis is 68.

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And again, there are more males and
females like we saw with MDS

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whose subtypes for AML.

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The first one is AML with characteristic
genetic abnormalities.

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Those have a fairly high rate
of remission, which is pretty good

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AML with the translocation. 821

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when we have AML
with abnormal eosinophils, we tend to see

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rearrangements in chromosome 16,

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we can see an inverted 16
where I have a break in the p arm

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and the q arm and the middle inverts

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a translocation between my 216 homolog.

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So translocation 1616

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or across a deletion

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in the long arm of chromosome 16

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APL or acute pro

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Milosevic leukemia is characterized

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by a translocation between 15 and 17.

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Another translocation that we see in this

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Who subtype is a translocation

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between chromosomes nine and 11.

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This one, you really got to have

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good chromosome quality preparations for

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the end of chromosome

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nine peel and the bottom of chromosome 11.

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So the bottom of chromosome 11 ends
a little dark.

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And the top of the nine ends light.

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Again it's pretty difficult to see on

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poor quality preparations,
which we sometimes get.

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Another classification

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is AML with multi lineage dysplasia.

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That means it includes a prior
myelodysplastic

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syndrome, MDS
or Mylo proliferative disease.

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MPD that has transformed into AML.

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So it's not treatment related AML,

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it's just that
it's had the prior MDS or MPD.

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Again, these are seen in elderly patients,

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generally with a poor prognosis.

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Then AML and MDS

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that's treatment or therapy related.

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So the patients have had prior
chemotherapy and or radiation

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for a different primary cancer.

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They subsequently develop AML or MDS.

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These are going to be characterized

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by specific chromosome abnormalities

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and generally carry a worse prognosis.

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Our last two subtype is AML,

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not otherwise categorized.

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So AML with multi lineage

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dysplasia is going to have cited
genetic abnormalities very similar to MDS.

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Right.

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It originated with MDS R minus seven.

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Deleted seven Q minus five deleted five q.

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I may see trisomy of chromosome eight,
nine, 11,

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19 and 21.

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Either a deleted or translocated 11 q

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deleted or translocated £0.12 minor.

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So me 18 and my deleted 20 Q

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for rearrangements I see less frequently.

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I'm going to include the deer
translocation to 11

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and the dir one
seven that we talked about before.

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Three q abnormalities of 3Q2 1 to

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3 q 26.2 are also seen.

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Those can be seen

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as an inversion between the two.

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So here is my inverted chromosome three

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A translocation three three
where part of one three goes to the other.

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Very little of the first three goes back,
or an insertion

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three three for therapy
related to translocation.

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321 here my chromosome
three ends up short and fluffy,

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and 21 ends up much larger,

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and translocation three five.

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This is another one that is

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or can be kind of subtle
in poor quality preparations.

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But this is the end of chromosome three.

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Not much of five
went back to chromosome three.

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This is an example

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karyotype of AML with multi lineage
dysplasia.

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I do have additional material

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on the bottom of my chromosome two
which is not a recurrent rearrangement.

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I have minus three.

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I deleted
five deleted 7QI minus so many nine

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I have a deleted

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£0.12 here -16.

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There's additional material
on my chromosome 18

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and 19 -20.

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I have additional material
on my chromosome 21

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and a marker that I don't know who it is

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for therapy related AML.

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It's going to develop after

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alkylating agent induced damage.

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Generally that's about 5 to 7 years

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after therapy for the primary malignancy.

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I can also have treatment
related AML after DNA.

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Topol I summarize two agents
that one has a shorter

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latency period of 12 to 18 months.

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Thank you.
