(A) Peripheral leukocyte count of RUNX1M, JAK3M, JAK3MRUNX1M, and control mice. Mouse hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells were lentivirally transduced with RUNX1M and JAK3M constructs or EV and injected into recipient 8-week-old female mice. Peripheral blood count was monitored biweekly. (B and C) There was a significant increase in the CD8+ population in JAK3M mice compared with control mice. RUNX1M and JAK3MRUNX1M mice showed increases of Mac1+ cells and fewer CD3+ cells than control or JAK3M mice at 4 months. Control, n = 7; RUNX1M, n = 8; JAK3M, n = 5; JAK3MRUNX1M, n = 6. (D) Upper panel: blood smear of JAK3M and JAK3MRUNX1M mice at the time of sacrifice and control mice at 4 months. Scale bar: 50 μm. Lower panel: percentages of mice that developed leukemia in each group. JAK3M, 100%; JAK3MRUNX1M, 66.7%. (E) Peripheral leukocyte count of JAK3MRUNX1M (n = 4) and JAK3M (n = 5) mice at time of sacrifice and control (n = 7) mice after 4 months of transplantation. (F) Spleen weight of JAK3M (n = 5) and JAK3MRUNX1M (n = 4) mice at time of sacrifice and control mice (n = 4) after 4 months of transplantation. (G and H) Thymocyte immunophenotype of JAK3M (n = 5) and JAK3MRUNX1M (n = 4) mice at time of sacrifice. Coexpression of RUNX1M and JAK3M resulted in a drastic increase in DN1 population compared with that in mice receiving LSK cells expressing JAK3M only. (I) In peripheral blood (n = 3), bone marrow (n = 4), and spleen (n = 4), JAK3MRUNX1M mice showed a significant increase in Mac1+ population and a reduction of the CD3+ population compared with JAK3M (n = 5) mice. For E and F, P values were estimated by using Dunnett’s test. For B, C, G, H, and I, data represent mean ± SEM and P values were generated by t test. *P < 0.05; **P < 0.01; ***P < 0.001.