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. 2020 Aug 27;7(1):10–26. doi: 10.1002/cjp2.177

Table 2.

Mutations detected in the histiocytic neoplasms and additional myeloid leukaemias of the three patients presented in this study.

Case Material Diagnosis Day Method Mutation(s) VAF
1 First bone marrow biopsy HS 0 NGS CHPv2.0 KRAS p.A59E 30%
1 First bone marrow biopsy HS 0 NGS PATHv2D

KRAS p.A59E

MAP2K1 p.F53L

RAF1 p.S257L

34%

3.8%

7.9%

1 Second bone marrow biopsy CMML/HS 38 NGS CHPv2.0 KRAS p.A59E 40%
1 Second bone marrow biopsy CMML/HS 38 NGS PATHv2D

KRAS p.A59E

MAP2K1 p.F53L

RAF1 p.S257L

42%

2%

0.7%

2 Skin biopsy ICH 0 NGS OPv3.0 NRAS p.G12V 20%
2 Bone marrow biopsy CMML 21 NGS OPv3.0 NRAS p.G12V 42%
3 First bone marrow biopsy MM/ECD 0

1. NGS DPv5.0

2. NGS DPv5.0

3. Sanger sequencing

NRAS p.Q61R

1. 69%*

2. 18%*

3. N/A

3 Left tibia biopsy ECD 175 NGS DPv5.1 NRAS p.Q61R 37%
3 Skin biopsy ECD 479 NGS DPv5.1 NRAS p.Q61R 37%
3 Bone marrow aspirate AML/ECD 836 NGS Illumina TruSight Myeloid NRAS p.Q61R 44%

Abbreviation: N/A, not available.

*

VAF is unreliable due to poor DNA quality resulting in low number of reads.