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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Genes Chromosomes Cancer. 2009 Sep;48(9):806–815. doi: 10.1002/gcc.20685

TABLE 4.

Rearrangements detected in peripheral blood of lymphoma patients undergoing treatment

Patient Draw Site Chromosome Partner location (bp) MLLmicrohomology partner
1001 1st 6805 1 78875267 TGTTGTGAGCCTCTGTTTAACCCTTAA
1st 6872 18 17998961 ATGGTTGATACCCAGCTCC
6 month 6805 10 69640793 CTGTTGTGAGCCACATAATAAGGTGTCAAA
1002 6 month 6805 8 119562654 TCTGTTGTGAGCCACTGCGCCCAGCCATT
6 month 6805 18 70836192 TGTTGTGAGCCGTGGCACCTTAGGGC
6 month 6804 4 133117976 TGTTGTGAGCTTCCCTGTCCCACACAGGT
1003 3 month 6846 9 97627491 TCTGGAGGACCCCACATGGAGGAGTGG
6 month 6804 18 4240167 ATTGCCAAGTCTGTTGTGAGCAGAAGAGAAA
6 month 6625 X 41763674 CTGTACTTACAGCAGGTGAGGTGGGG
1005 1st 6804 12 11664603 CTGTTGTGAGCCAAGACTGCGCCA
1st 6853 5 70816135 GAGGACCTCATCTGAAGGAATGATAGA
1007 1 month 6804 4 168956757 TGTTGTGAGCTACAATGCTTTGGGGACCCAGA
1009 1st 6781 6 71299271 AGTTTGGCTCGAACCCAGGAGG

Draw refers to the time of blood collection after treatment was initiated. Most individuals exhibited more than one rearrangement per sample. Site is breakpoint location within MLL BCR (see Fig. 2) Translocation breakpoint highlights region of microhomology (bold). Partner location (breakpoint site) identified by BLAST using build 36.3 and refers to individual chromosome numbering in base pairs.