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. 2014 Jun 3;5:264. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2014.00264

Table 2.

A summary of frequent combinations and genes in conditions from our study and from other studies.

Gene or combination Common in our study in Appeared in the literature in relation to
VH1-2 MALT-La Self-reactive antibodies, Bahler et al. (44)
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (B-CLL), primary central nervous system lymphomas, and splenic marginal zone lymphomas, Walsh and Rosenquist (45)
VH1-3 GNHP, GHP B-CLL, Fais et al. (46)
VH1-18 GNHP, GHP, DLBCL B-CLL, Fais et al. (46)
Autoreactive gene, Yamashita et al. (47)
BM-DLBCL, gastric MALT-Ls, Bende et al. (48)
VH1-8 DLBCL B-CLL, Pimentel et al. (49)
VH1-69 MALT-La, DLBCL Rheumatoid factor, Bende et al. (48), Matsuda et al. (50)
Gastric MALT-Ls, Bende et al. (48)
B-CLL, Fais et al. (46), Pimentel et al. (49), Johnson et al. (51)
VH2-26/JH5 MALT-La FL, Bayerl et al. (52)
VH2-26 MALT-La B-CLL, Pimentel et al. (49)
Hairy cell leukemia, Hashimoto et al. (53)
VH3-7 MALT-L Dominant, DLBCL Rheumatoid factor, Bende et al. (48), Matsuda et al. (50)
Rheumatoid arthritis, Nakamura-Kikuoka et al. (54)
Sjögren syndrome, Bahler and Swerdlow (55)
B-CLL, Fais et al. (46)
BM-DLBCL, Yamashita et al. (47)
Gastric MALT-Ls, Bende et al. (48)
VH3-23 DLBCL IgM+ B-cells, Brezinschek et al. (56)
Naïve B-cells, Wu et al. (57)
Anti-DNA auto-antibodies, Matsuda et al. (50)
Hepatitis C virus-related mixed cryoglobulinemia, Perotti et al. (58)
Unmutated VH3-23 in transformation from B-CLL into DLBCL, Mao et al. (59)
Gastric MALT lymphomagenesis, Sakuma et al. (60), Lenze et al. (61), Alpen et al. (62), Siakantaris et al. (63)
BM-DLBCL, Yamashita et al. (47)
B-CLL, Pimentel et al. (49)
VH3-30 DLBCL Rheumatoid factor, Bende et al. (48), Matsuda et al. (50)
Gastric MALT lymphomagenesis, Sakuma et al. (60), Lenze et al. (61), Alpen et al. (62), Siakantaris et al. (63)
B-CLL, Pimentel et al. (49)
VH3-30/JH4 DLBCL FL, Bayerl et al. (52)
VH5-51 and VH6-1 CLN, GNHP, GHP, and DLBCL Auto-antigens, Matsuda et al. (50)
Dominant

The dominant segments are marked with “Dominant” indication. The dominant segments/combinations are those that appeared in the largest clone in each sample.

aRepresents frequent genes or combinations in the repertoire of unique sequences.