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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 12.
Published in final edited form as: Oncogene. 2012 May 21;32(14):1761–1771. doi: 10.1038/onc.2012.199

Table 2.

Relationship between TFs and aneuploidy in P/D lymphomas. After SKY analysis, chromosomes were subdivided as ‘fused’ (engaged in a TF) or ‘nonfused’ (Schultz et al.,8)

Tumor
ID
p53 status No. of chr
analyzed
No. of fused
chr
No. of aneuploid
(%)
No. of nonfused
chr
No. of aneuploid
(%)
Fold-
increaseb
TL#28 Wild-type 414 20 10 (50.00) 394 21 (5.33) 9.3
TL#45 n.d. 332 14 9 (64.29) 318 14 (4.40) 14.5
TL#11B Mixeda 380 20 20 (100.00) 360 9 (2.50) 40
TL#16A Mutant 544 56 31 (55.36) 488 79 (16.19) 3.4
TL#16B Mutant 826 56 5 (8.93) 770 31 (4.03) 2.2
TL#39 Mutant 487 52 22 (42.31) 435 29 (6.67) 6.3
TL#98 Mutant 553 36 19 (52.78) 517 46 (8.90) 5.9
TL#11A Mutant 537 72 51 (70.83) 466 37 (7.94) 8.9

Abbreviations: chr, chromosome; TF, telomere fusion; n.d., not done; P/D, PARP1 −/−/DNA-PKcs−/−; SKY, spectral karyotyping.

a

This tumor contained subpopulations of p53 proficient and mutant cells.

b

Percentage of chromosomes fused and aneuploid/percentage of chromosomes nonfused and aneuploid in the same metaphases.