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. 2020 Nov 26;21(23):8975. doi: 10.3390/ijms21238975

Table 4.

Overall incidence of cytogenetic/molecular lesions in MDS and CMML patients at diagnosis.

Overall Frequency in MDS Cases (%) § Overall Frequency in CMML Cases (%) §
Clonal Cytogenetic Abnormalities by Metaphase Karyotyping 50–60 10–40
Recurrently Mutated Genes
Epigenetic regulators TET2 20–25 * 30–60 ^
ASXL1 5–25 * 40–50 ^
DNMT3A 2–18 * 2–12
EZH2 5–10 5–12
IDH1 <5 1–2
IDH2 <5 6–7
BCOR <5 5–10
Spliceosome SF3B1 20–30 * 5–10
SRSF2 10–15 * 30–50 ^
U2AF1 8–12 5–10
ZRSR2 5–10 5–10
Signal transduction NRAS 5–10 10–20
KRAS 5–10 10–20
CBL <5 10–20
NF1 <5 5–10
JAK2 <5 1–10
FLT3 <5 1–3
DNA damage/Cell cycle regulators TP53 8–12 <5
PHF6 <5 <5
Chromosome topology Cohesin complex (mostly STAG2) 5–10 5–10
Transcription factors RUNX1 10–15 10–30
SETBP1 <5 5–20
ETV6 2 <1
NPM1 2 3

MDS, myelodysplastic syndrome; CMML, chronic myelomonocytic leukemia. § A median of three gene mutations (range 0–17) per case are found in MDS patients, while an average of 10–15 somatic mutations can be detected in CMML patients. * Most frequent gene mutations documented in MDS cases at diagnosis. ^ Most frequently observed gene mutations in CMML patients at diagnosis.