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MYD88 L265P mutations are correlated with 6q deletion in korean patients with Waldenström macroglobulinemia.
[waldenström macroglobulinemia]
Waldenström
macroglobulinemia
(
WM
)
is
a
malignant
lymphoplasma-proliferative
disorder
with
IgM
monoclonal
gammopathy
.
A
recent
whole-genome
study
identified
MYD
88
L
265
P
as
the
key
mutation
in
WM
.
We
investigated
MYD
88
mutations
in
conjunction
with
cytogenetic
study
in
22
consecutive
Korean
WM
patients
.
Conventional
G-
banding
and
interphase
fluorescence
in
situ
hybridization
(
FISH
)
were
performed
at
regions
including
6
q
21
using
bone
marrow
(
BM
)
aspirates
.
Sixteen
patients
were
subjected
to
Sanger
sequencing-based
MYD
88
mutation
study
.
Five
patients
(
28
%
)
showed
cytogenetic
aberrations
in
G-
banding
.
The
incidence
of
6
q
21
deletion
was
17
%
by
conventional
G-
banding
and
37
%
by
FISH
.
Ten
patients
(
45
%
)
showed
cytogenetic
aberrations
using
FISH
:
6
q
deletion
in
eight
(
37
%
)
and
IGH
rearrangement
in
four
(
18
%
)
.
Two
patients
had
both
the
6
q
deletion
and
IGH
rearrangement
,
and
two
had
only
the
IGH
rearrangement
.
Eleven
patients
(
69
%
)
presented
with
the
MYD
88
L
265
P
mutation
.
MYD
88
mutations
were
significantly
associated
with
the
presence
of
6
q
deletions
(
P
=
0
.
037
)
.
Six
patients
with
the
6
q
deletion
for
whom
sequencing
was
possible
were
found
to
harbor
MYD
88
mutations
.
The
MYD
88
L
265
P
mutation
was
also
associated
with
increased
lymphocyte
burden
in
BM
biopsy
.
This
is
the
first
report
of
high
frequency
MYD
88
L
265
P
mutations
in
Korean
WM
patients
.
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