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. 2021 Apr 23;9:639479. doi: 10.3389/fped.2021.639479

Table 1.

Backtracking studies of childhood leukemia.

Study, year Disease Age at diagnosis, range N screened N positive % Positive Population Starting material Screen Detection method
ETV6/RUNX1 [t(12;21)]
Wiemels, 1999 (49) B-ALL 2–5 years 11 8 73 Italy and United Kingdom Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
Maia, 2001 (50) B-ALL 21 months 2 2 100 nr Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Taub, 2002 (47) B-ALL 2 years 11 months 1 1 100 United States (Michigan) Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Hjalgrim, 2002 (51) B-ALL 2–6 years 9 3 33 Denmark Newborn blood spot DNA nPCR
McHale, 2003 (52) B-ALL 2–6 years 14 7 50 United States (California) Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
Maia, 2004 (53) B-ALL 5–11 years 7 3 43 United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, United States, New Zealand Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
Burjanivova, 2006 (54) B-ALL 3–5 years 3 1 33 Czech Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Gruhn, 2008 (48) B-ALL 1–6 years 6 3 50 Germany Newborn blood spot DNA snPCR
Taylan, 2019 (55) ALL 1–4 years 4 0 0 Sweden Newborn blood spot DNA dPCR
KMT2A/AFF1 [t(4;11)]
Gale, 1997 (56) B-ALL 5 months to 2 years 3 3 100 United Kingdom Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Fasching, 2000 (57) B-ALL 6 months to 2 years 2 2 100 Austria Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Yagi, 2000 (45) B-ALL 1–2 months 2 2 100 nr Newborn blood spot DNA nPCR
Taub, 2002 (47) B-ALL 10 years 1 1 100 United States (Michigan) Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Maia, 2004 (53) ALL 5–8 years 3 1 33 United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, United States, New Zealand Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
Gruhn, 2008 (48) B-ALL 2 years 5 months 1 0 0 Germany Newborn blood spot DNA snPCR
Other KMT2A-r
Maia, 2004 (53) ALL 5 years 1 0 0 United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, United States, New Zealand Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
Maia, 2004 (53) AML 3 years 1 0 0 United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, United States, New Zealand Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
Burjanivova, 2006 (54) AML 1–5 years 3 0 0 Czech Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Taylan, 2019 (55) ALL 1 month 1 1 100 Sweden Newborn blood spot DNA dPCR
Hyperdiploidy
Maia, 2004 (58) ALL 1–10 years 11 1 9 nr Cord blood DNA Taqman
Yagi, 2000 (45) B-ALL 2 years 1 1 100 nr Newborn blood spot DNA nPCR
Taub, 2002 (47) B-ALL 2–9 years 5 5 100 United States (Michigan) Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Gruhn, 2008 (48) ALL 2–14 years 6 5 83 Germany Newborn blood spot DNA snPCR
Panzer-Grumayer, 2002 (46) B-ALL 2 years 1 1 100 Austria Newborn blood spot DNA nPCR
RUNX1/RUNX1T1 [t(8;21)]
Burjanivova, 2006 (54) AML 9–14 years 2 0 0 Czech Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Wiemels, 2002 (37) AML 3–12 years 10 5 50 United Kingdom and United States (California) Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
TCF3/PBX1 [t(1;19)]
Taub, 2002 (47) B-ALL 13 years 1 1 100 United States (Michigan) Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Wiemels, 2002 (59) B-ALL 1–12 years 15 2 13 United States (California) Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
BCR/ABL [t(9;22)]
Gruhn, 2008 (48) B-ALL 1 year 2 0 0 Germany Newborn blood spot DNA snPCR
Cazzaniga, 2011 (60) ALL 5 years 1 1 100 United Kingdom Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
PML/RARA [t(15;17)]
McHale, 2003 (61) AML 10 years 2 1 50 United States (California) Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
Burjanivova, 2006 (54) AML 7–13 years 4 0 0 Czech Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Other
Fasching, 2000 (57) B-ALL 4 years 8 months 1 1 100 Austria Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Fasching, 2000 (57) T-ALL 2 years 2 2 100 Austria Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Yagi, 2000 (45) B-ALL 1–9 years 4 1 25 nr Newborn blood spot DNA nPCR
Taub, 2002 (47) B-ALL 18 months to 9 years 9 4 44 United States (Michigan) Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
McHale, 2003 (61) AML 9–14 years 2 1 50 United States (California) Newborn blood spot DNA LDI-PCR
Burjanivova, 2006 (54) B-ALL 1–4 years 9 2 22 Czech Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Gruhn, 2008 (48) B-ALL 1–13 years 17 11 65 German Newborn blood spot DNA snPCR
Burjanivova, 2006 (54) AML 2–8 years 4 0 0 Czech Newborn blood spot DNA PCR
Taylan, 2019 (55) ALL 3 years 2 0 0 Sweden Newborn blood spot DNA dPCR

nr, not reported; dPCR, digital PCR; nPCR, nested PCR; snPCR, semi-nested PCR; ALL, acute lymphoblastic leukemia; AML, acute myeloid leukemia.