5 Flashcards

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AML-M0

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minimally differentiated AML

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AML-M1

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AML without maturation

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AML-M2:

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 AML with maturation
 t(8:21): in 20% of cases of AML-M2
 Chloroma: a mass lesion ‘tumor of leukemic cells’

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AML-M3

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 Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia (APL)
 t(15:17): in 100% of cases of AML-M3
 Auer rods and Faggot cells (promyelocytes)
 DIC

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AML-M4

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 Acute myelomonocytic leukemia
 AML-M4E: with eosinophilia
 inv(16) or t(16;16) in AML-M4E (100%)

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AML-M5

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(skin and gum infiltration)
 AML-M5a: Acute monoblastic leukemia
 AML-M5b: Acute monocytic leukemia
 Infiltration of soft tissues (some M4 also)
 Gum infiltration (some M4 also)
 Skin deposits (some M4 also)
 Meningeal involvement-headache, vomiting, eye symptoms (M4)
 AML-M6: Acute erythroleukemia
 AML-M7: Acute megakaryoblastic leukemia
- Prognostic factors
Favorable (good prognosis) Unfavorable

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AML-M6:

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Acute erythroleukemia

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AML-M7:

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Acute megakaryoblastic leukemia

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Favorable (good prognosis) aml

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t (15:17)
t (16:16) = inv(16)
t (8:21)

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Unfavorable AMD

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Age > 60
Prior MDS
Therapy related AML Leukocytosis >100,000/μL Deletion of chromosome 5 or 7

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t(15;17)

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The Promyelocytic leukemia (PML) gene and protein
The retinoic acid receptor (RARA) gene and protein
t(15;17) leads to formation of a hybrid protein
Administration of ATRA (All-Trans Retinoic Acid)

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The Promyelocytic leukemia (PML) gene and protein

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 Located on chromosome 15

 Tumor suppressor gene

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The retinoic acid receptor (RARA) gene and protein

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 Located on chromosome 17
 In presence of ligand (retinoic acid): allows transcription
 In absence of ligand (retinoid acid): prevents transcription

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t(15;17) leads to formation of a hybrid protein

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 No response to physiologic retinoic acid

 Blocks myeloid differentiation at promyelocytic stage

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Administration of ATRA (All-Trans Retinoic Acid)

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 An analogue of vitamin A
 Overcomes the block
 Induces neoplastic promyelocytes to rapidly differentiate into neutrophils

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AML CD markers

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CD11c,CD13,CD14 CD15,CD33,CD64

17
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ALL CD markers

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CD10,CD19,CD20 CD21,CD23,CD79a

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B-cell ALL

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(85% of cases): Mostly Pre-B cell
 CD19 positive and TdT positive
 Usually manifest in BM and peripheral blood
 Peak at 4 years of age

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T-cell ALL

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25% of cases): Mostly thymic origin
 CD2 positive, CD7 positive, TdT positive
 Mass involving thymus as lymphomas, but can progress rapidly to
leukemic phase, or involve marrow at presentation
 Peak at 15-20 years of age

20
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90% of ALLs have nonrandom karyotypic abnormalities true or false

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True

21
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B- ALL: genes

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 t (12;21): ETV6 and RUNX1 genes
 25% of adult pre-B cell tumors: t(9;22) involving ABL and BCR genes  Mutations that inactivate tumors suppressor genes:
 PTEN: mutation → increased pro-growth signaling
 CDKN2A: encodes a negative regulator of the cell cycle and a
positive regulator of p53

22
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T –ALL:

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diverse chromosomal aberrations

23
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Favorable ALL

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WBCs < 50,000
Age: 1-10 years 
Female gender
B-cell blasts 
Hyperploidy 
Translocation (12:21) 
Trisomy 4, 10, 17
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Unfavorable ALL

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WBCs  50,000
Age: <1 or  10 years 
Male gender
T-cell blasts
Hypoploidy 
Translocation (9:22) 
Trisomy 5
25
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Course ALL

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 Rapidly fatal, if untreated

 With chemotherapy, 90% remission rate and 70-80% cure rate

26
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Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)

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  • 85% of adult leukemia
  • Median age is 50 years
  • Most AMLs harbor mutations in genes encoding transcription factors that are
    required for normal myeloid cell differentiation
  • Myeloid blasts or promyelocytes make up more than 25% of the bone marrow
    cellular component