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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 13.
Published in final edited form as: Leuk Lymphoma. 2011 Jul 5;52(10):1999–2006. doi: 10.3109/10428194.2011.591012

Table I.

Clinical characteristics of the AML cases

Patient # Age/Sex Diagnosis Dosage
Level
Karyotype % Blasts
(Absolute Blast
Count)
Response
CR/PR/NR/NE
P1 61/M 2° refractory 3 45,XY,−7 50%

(1,100)
CR
P2 26/F 2° refractory 3 46,XX,

−20q
26%

1,118)
CR
P3 36/M 1° refractory 4 46,XY 12%

(966)
CR
P4 20/F Multi-refractory 5 complex 61%

(10,181
CR
P5 47/F 1° refractory 5 complex 90%

(540)
CR
P6 62/M 1° refractory* 2 Trisomy 8 10%

(710)
PR
P7 34/M 1° refractory** 2 complex 29%

(1,189)
PR
P8 60/F 1° refractory 2 complex 95%

(31,873
NR
P9 63/F 1° refractory 2 46,XX 20%

(2,284)
NR
P10 43/M 1° refractory 3 46,XY,

t(11;19)
75%

(18,120
NR
P11 55/M Multi-refractory 4 46,XY 75%

(750)
NR
P12 41/F 1° refractory 4 46,XX 41%

(2,530)
NR
P13 59/M 1° refractory 5 46,XY 55%

(6,914)
NR
P14 53/F 1° refractory 5 complex 41%

(18,425
NR
P15 69/M Multi-refractory 6 47,XY,+8 32%

(403)
NR
P16 23/F 1° refractory 2 Inv 8

t(8;8)
83%

(14,757
NE

Patient characteristics are listed above.

#

denotes a death during treatment; 20 refers to AML that occurred in the setting of MDS or chemotherapy for a prior malignancy; M-male; F-female; CR-Complete remission; NR-No response; PR-Partial response; NE-Non-evaluable.