Mitochondrial DNA sequence variation in single cells from leukemia patients
Blood Yao et al. 109: 756

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Files in this Data Supplement:

• Table S1. Clinical data for leukemia patients under study (PDF, 378 KB)
  
  
• Table S2. MtDNA sequence variation and haplogroup classification of leukemia patients and healthy controls (PDF, 360 KB)
  
  
• Table S3. MtDNA sequence variation in single cells from leukemia patients and healthy donors (PDF, 1.89 MB)
  
  
• Table S4. MtDNA haplotype diversity in single cell populations from leukemia patients and healthy donors (PDF, 472 KB)
  
  
• Figure S1. Haplotype diversities of single cell populations in leukemia and normal control groups (PDF, 210 KB) -
  The unpaired t-test with Welch’s correction was used as the F test showed the variances was statistically significant. The seven AML M1 patients at diagnosis and prior treatment were marked by empty triangles. Horizontal lines refer to mean values.