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. 2022 Feb 3;6(3):976–992. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2021005725

Table 3.

Most discriminatory markers per differential diagnosis

BL CD10 DLBCL CD10+ DLBCL CLL FL HCL LPL MCL
CD10 DLBCL CD10 (20.7%)
CD45 (16.6%)
CD10+ DLBCL CD45 (24.8%) CD10 (29.4%)
CD19 (18.5%) CD19 (11.7%)
CLL CD10 (15.2%) CD5 (10.9%) CD10 (12%)
CD200 (14.5%) BT ratio (10.1%) CD19 (11.3%)
FL CD45 (23.3%) CD10 (20.9%) BT ratio (19.9%) CD5 (10.8%)
CD38 (14.9%) CD43 (9.7%) CD19 (18.2%) CD43 (9.7%)
HCL CD38 (11.1%) CD305 (20.7%) CD19 (14.0%) CD11c (8.9%) CD305 (16.4%)
CD305 (11.0%) CD103 (13.9%) CD22 (8.7%) CD5 (8.8%) CD11c (14.1%)
LPL CD45 (18.4%) CD45 (13.0%) CD10 (21.9%) CD45 (12.3%) CD10 (17.6%) CD45 (16.7%)
CD10 (17.9%) CD22 (12.7%) CD31 (11.2%) CD5 (11.9%) CD31 (16.7%) CD11c (10.8%)
MCL CD10 (25.9%) CD200 (12.5%) CD10 (24.4%) CD200 (25.3%) CD5 (15.4%) CD11c (14.0%) CD5 (14.3%)
CD45 (17.8%) CD95 (10.9%) CD95 (11.8%) IgM (8.0%) CD10 (13.6%) CD5 (11.8%) CD45 (10.7%)
MZL CD10 (19.2%) CD20 (9.0%) CD10 (25.2%) CD5 (15%) CD10 (20.8%) CD45 (18.1%) CD22 (11.3%) CD5 (19.4%)
CD45 (15.9%) CD81 (8.9%) CD19 (15.6%) CD19 (11.2%) BT ratio (10.6%) CD103 (15.2%) CD31 (8.9%) CD19 (12.2%)

Each cell of the table contains the marker with highest weight contributing to the first canonical axis on top and the marker with the second-highest contribution at the bottom. The significance of the markers is provided in brackets.