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. 2005 Mar 8;106(1):296–303. doi: 10.1182/blood-2005-01-0034

Table 2.

Clinical and genetic features of translocation and cyclin D (TC) molecular subgroups of multiple myeloma

Multiple trisomies
MRI positive
TC group Recurrent tx Gene(s) at breakpoint Dysregulated D cyclin % of untreated patients % of 30 relapsed patients n %* PI greater than 0.2, % n %
6p21 6p21 CCND3 D3 3 3 7 29 14 5 100
11q13 11q13 CCND1 D1 16 17 40 0 18 27 94
D1 none none D1 34 10 81 93§ 5§ 57 86
D1 + D2 none none D1 + D2 6 17 21 86§ 43 13 100
D2 none none D2 17 20 45 40 16 27 67
none none none none 2 3 6 33 17 4 100
4p16 4p16 FGFR3/MMSET D2 15 23 42 29§ 21 28 57
maf 16q23, 20q11 MAF, MAFB D2 7 7 19 16§ 32 11 55
Total 100 100 261 50 17 172 79

– indicates not applicable.

*

Percentage of samples within each TC group with gene expression profiling evidence for 3 or more trisomies of chromosomes 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 15, 19, or 21

Percentage of samples within each TC group with an expression PI greater then 0.2. There is a PI >0.2 in 67% of relapsed samples, and 10% of newly diagnosed MM (P < 10-13)

Percentage of samples within each TC group from patients with lytic lesions on MRI. In pairwise comparisons, each of groups 11q13, D1, and D1 + D2 is significantly different (P < .05) from each of groups D2, 4p16, and maf

§

P < .001

P < .05