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. 2008 Oct 15;82(23):11958–11963. doi: 10.1128/JVI.01149-08

TABLE 2.

Clinical characteristics of patients and pathological findings of organ invasiona

Patient no. Age (yr)/sex Clinical characteristic
Invasion score in NOG miceb
TSLC1 expression scorec
Diagnosis (ATL type) WBC (109/liter) Lymphocytes (%) Atypical cells (%) Liver Lung Spleen Lymph node
1 73/M Chronic 7.8 59 47 3+ 3+ 3+ ND 3+
2 59/F Chronic 9.0 75 40 3+ 2+ 2+ 1+ 2+
3 66/F Chronic 29.4 49 75 3+ 3+ 3+ ND 3+
4 44/F Chronic 22.6 51 45 3+ 2+ 2+ 2+ 2+
5 43/F Chronic 18.6 63 43 3+ 3+ 3+ ND 2+
6 54/M Acute 192.8 65 91 1+ 2+ ND ND 1+
7 58/M Acute 67.3 71 80 3+ 3+ 3+ ND 2+
8 65/F Acute 29.4 25 60 3+ 2+ ND 3+ 3+
9 68/M Acute 30.0 79 81 3+ 1+ 1+ 2+ 2+
10 66/F Acute 10.2 38 51 3+ 3+ 3+ ND 3+
a

Abbreviations: M, male; F, female; WBC, white blood cells; ND, not done.

b

Subjective invasion scores were as follows; 0, no invasion; 1+, less than 10% leukemia cells in the section; 2+, 10 to 30% leukemia cells in the section; 3+, over 30% leukemia cells in the section.

c

Subjective scores of TSLC1 expression in pathological immunostaining were as follows; −, no staining; 1+, faint staining in less than 10% of invasive leukemia cells; 2+, weak to moderate staining in 30 to 70% of invasive leukemia cells; 3+, intense staining in more than 70% of invasive leukemia cells.