ES2577633T3 - Methods, reagents and kits to detect minimal residual disease - Google Patents

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ES2577633T3
ES2577633T3 ES13733084.1 ES2577633T3 ES 2577633 T3 ES2577633 T3 ES 2577633T3 ES 2577633 T3 ES2577633 T3 ES 2577633T3
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Jacobus Johannes Maria Van Dongen
José Alberto Orfao de Matos Correia E Vale
Juan Alejandro FLORES MONTERO
Julia Maria Almeida Parra
Vincent Henricus Johannes Van Der Velden
Sebastian Böttcher
Anthonie Willem Langerak
Ester Mejstríková
Tomasz Szczepanski
Matthias RITGEN
Paulo Jorge Monteiro Da Silva Lucio
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ROR1: sobreexpresado sobre células de CLL en comparación con linfocitos B maduros y de transición normales ROR1: overexpressed on CLL cells compared to normal mature and transition B lymphocytes

CD43: sobreexpresado sobre células de CLL en comparación con linfocitos B maduros y de transición normales CD43: overexpressed on CLL cells compared to normal mature and transition B lymphocytes

5 CD81: subexpresado sobre células de CLL en comparación con precursores de célula B y ambos linfocitos B maduros y de transición 5 CD81: underexpressed on CLL cells compared to B cell precursors and both mature and transition B lymphocytes

CD38: subexpresado sobre células de CLL en comparación con precursores de célula B 10 Ejemplo 3. Paneles de anticuerpo y método de diagnóstico para detección de MRD en pacientes con MM/PCD CD38: underexpressed on CLL cells compared to B cell precursors 10 Example 3. Antibody panels and diagnostic method for detection of MRD in patients with MM / PCD

Marcadores para identificación de células de plasma totales en médula ósea: Markers for identification of total plasma cells in bone marrow:

15 Lista de marcadores de identificación: CD38, CD 138 y CD229 15 List of identification markers: CD38, CD 138 and CD229

Cómo utilizarlos: Cualquier combinación de los tres marcadores en cualquier trabajo de posición con fluorocromos; también es posible utilizar cualquier combinación de dos de los tres marcadores o en un subconjunto de casos (no todos) incluso solo uno de los tres marcadores. Las combinaciones preferidas tienen el siguiente orden: 1) How to use them: Any combination of the three markers in any position work with fluorochromes; it is also possible to use any combination of two of the three markers or in a subset of cases (not all) even just one of the three markers. The preferred combinations have the following order: 1)

20 CD138/CD38/CD229; 2) CD138/CD38, 3) CD138/CD229; 4) CD38/CD229; 5) CD138; 6) CD38); 7) CD229. Tenga en cuenta que cualquiera de estos marcadores se puede utilizar individualmente y en combinación en combinación también con dispersión lateral de luz (SSC) o dispersión de luz frontal (FSC) o ambas FSC y SSC para identificar las células de plaama de la médula ósea u otros tipos de muestras (por ejemplo, sangre periférica, biopsia de tejido, fluido espinal). 20 CD138 / CD38 / CD229; 2) CD138 / CD38, 3) CD138 / CD229; 4) CD38 / CD229; 5) CD138; 6) CD38); 7) CD229. Note that any of these markers can be used individually and in combination in combination also with lateral light scattering (SSC) or forward light scattering (FSC) or both FSC and SSC to identify the bone marrow plama cells or other types of samples (for example, peripheral blood, tissue biopsy, spinal fluid).

25 Marcadores para distinguir células de plasma normales vs clonales/malignas: 25 Markers to distinguish normal vs. clonal / malignant plasma cells:

Lista de marcadores y aberración fenotípica más frecuente: List of markers and most frequent phenotypic aberration:

CD38: subexpresado en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales 30 CD27: subexpresado en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales CD38: underexpressed in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells 30 CD27: under-expressed in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells

CD45: subexpresado en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales CD45: under-expressed in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells

35 CD 19: subexpresado (usualmente negativo) en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales 35 CD 19: under-expressed (usually negative) in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells

CD81: subexpresado en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales CD81: under-expressed in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells

40 CD56: sobreexpresado en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales 40 CD56: overexpressed in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells

CD28: sobreexpresado en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales CD28: overexpressed in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells

CD 117:sobreexpresado en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales CD 117: overexpressed in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells

45 CyIgk y CyIglambda: expresión a una cualquiera de las otras cadenas ligeras Ig en células de plasma malignas mientras que se muestra una distribución balanceada (la relación de CyIgk/CyIglambda en células de plasma normales usualmente varía entre relaciones 3 y 0.5). CyIgk and CyIglambda: expression to any one of the other Ig light chains in malignant plasma cells while a balanced distribution is shown (the CyIgk / CyIglambda ratio in normal plasma cells usually varies between 3 and 0.5 ratios).

50 SSC: aumento o reducción de intensidad en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales. 50 SSC: increase or decrease in intensity in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells.

FSC: aumento o reducción de intensidad en células de plasma malignas en comparación con células de plasma normales. 55 FSC: increase or decrease in intensity in malignant plasma cells compared to normal plasma cells. 55

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