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[Preprint]. 2024 Oct 29:2024.10.26.620318. [Version 1] doi: 10.1101/2024.10.26.620318

Fig. 3: Secondary transplantation reveals a reduction of leukemic stem frequency upon DNMT3AR882H correction.

Fig. 3:

A: Schematic of secondary transplantation experiments. Human leukemic cells are harvested from primary recipients 4 months after gene-editing and then transplanted in limiting dilution into secondary host animals. B: Quantification of secondary limiting dilution assay results for patient specimen SU372.C. Estimated LSC frequencies and test statistics are indicated. C: Quantification of secondary limiting dilution assay results for patient specimen SU540. None of the mice receiving corrected (DNMT3AWT/WT) leukemic cells showed engraftment at the doses indicated. Estimated LSC frequencies and test statistics are shown. D: VAF in human genomic DNA isolated from secondary recipients for recurrent somatic mutations found in patient samples utilized for secondary transplantation studies. E: FLT3-ITD PCR from human genomic DNA isolated from secondary recipients.