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. 2009 Mar 10;4(3):e4788. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0004788

Table 3. ABO methylation analysis in patient specimens with ABO allelic loss of expression.

ID DIAGNOSIS GENO EXP METH
F9 AML A1O1 little A1 U
F10 MDS A1O1 loss of A1 & O M
F11 AML M1 A1O1 loss of A1 U
F15 CML blast crisis A1A2 No loss M
F17 MDS A1O1 No loss U
F20 CML A1O1 No loss U
F23 CML chronic A2B No loss U
F24 AML BO1 No loss U
F27 AML M4 A1O1 loss of A1 M
F30 CML chronic BO1 No loss U
F39 AML M4 A2O1 loss of A2 M
F51 AML M4 A1O1 No loss U
F53 AML M1 A1O1 loss of A1 M
F57 AML M7 BO1 No loss U
F60 CML blast crisis A1A2 '93+'96– M

In the ID column a F prefix denotes patients analyzed by flow cytometry while a S prefix denotes loss of ABH antigen patients as detected by serology. ‘GENO’ refers to ABO genotype, ‘METH’ to ABO promoter CpG island methylation assessed either by MS-SSCA, COBRA and/or melt curve analysis (MCA). ‘U’ unmethylated at the ABO promoter and ‘M’ is methylated at the ABO promoter. For patient F60 two samples were available for analysis; the 1993 ('93) sample was positive for ABO expression whereas the 1996 ('96) sample was negative for ABO expression.