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. 2008 Jul 25;66(4):517–528. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2008.03248.x

Table 5.

Details for ALL patients who developed myelotoxicity at least twice during the study (n = 13)*

Patient no. WBC (×109 l−1) ANC (×109 l−1) PLT (×109 l−1) XO A1936G A2107G TPMT genotype ITPA C94A IVS2+21AC
1 1.7 0.86 356 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/A
2 1.2 0.54 253 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/A
3 2 1.24 196 A/A A/A *1/*3C C/C A/C
4 1.5 1.08 93 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/C
5 2.5 1.84 203 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/A
6 2.2 1.48 174 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/A A/A
7 1.7 0.3 253 A/A A/A *1/*3C C/C A/A
8 2.2 0.68 310 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/A
9 2.3 0.98 213 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/A
10 2.7 1.81 133 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C C/C
11 1.3 0.83 232 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/A
12 3 1.26 104 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/A
13 1.4 0.94 144 A/A A/A *1/*1 C/C A/A
*

Values for WBC, ANC, PLT, and Hb are the lowest recorded during the study. WBC, white blood cell count; ANC, absolute neutrophil count; PLT, platelet count; ALL, acute lymphoblastic leukaemia; XO, xanthine oxidase; TPMT, thiopurine S-methyl transferase; ITPA, inosine triphosphatase. Mutations are highlighted in bold.