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Frequent Jumping Translocations of Chromosomal Segments Involving the ABL Oncogene Alone or in Combination With CD3-MLL Genes in Secondary Leukemias

15 Jan 1997

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Seven secondary leukemia patients were treated for solid tumors or malignant lymphoma with anticancer drugs or radiation. We studied bone marrow samples from these patients by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH). Of the seven patients, three had increased signals for the ABL oncogene (9q34) on interphase nuclei and at metaphase. One of the three patients also had four signals for the CD3 (MLL) region...

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PMID: 9002963
DOI: 10.1182/blood.v89.2.596

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