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. 2006 Mar 28;108(3):1021–1029. doi: 10.1182/blood-2006-01-0067

Table 2.

Correlation between AZT treatment response and p53 status in ATL patients

Diagnosis p53 status before initiation of AZT treatment Patient response to AZT treatment p53 status after AZT treatment p53 transcriptional activity
ATL1 Acute Mut E198G NR NA No
ATL2 Acute Frameshift, stop aa 148 NR NA No
ATL3 Acute Mut Q192R PR Q192R Partial
ATL4 Chronic wt R R273H No
ATL5 Chronic wt CR wt Yes
ATL6 Smoldering wt CR NA Yes
ATL7 Lymphoma Mut P222L; I 232T NR NA No
ATL8 Acute wt PR NA Yes
ATL9 Acute wt PR NA Yes
ATL10 Lymphoma mut NR NA ND
ATL11 Lymphoma mut NR NA ND
ATL12 Acute mut NR NA ND
ATL13 Acute Mut R72P;S166P;R280G NR NA No
ATL14 Chronic Mut R72P;H178Y;I255V NR NA No

Status of patients before AZT treatment, response to treatment, and status of p53 gene and its transcriptional activity. The criteria for clinical therapeutic response were as follows: complete remission was defined as the disappearance of all measurable and assessable disease, lasting more than 3 months; partial remission was defined as reduction of leukemic cell count, lasting more than 1 month but less than 3 months; and not responding was defined as increase in leukemic cell count. CR indicates complete remission; PR, partial remission; NR, not responding; R, relapse; NA, not available; and ND, not determined.