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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 4.
Published in final edited form as: Leukemia. 2021 Aug 19;36(2):507–515. doi: 10.1038/s41375-021-01382-3

Table 1. CH defined by both acquired mCA and/or driver somatic mutations.

Participants Discovery cohort Validation cohort Total
Males Female Total Males Females Total
N % N % N % N %
Total number 45198 45% 55118 55% 100316 44956 45% 55359 55% 100315 200631
All CH 1286 45% 1582 55% 2868 1335 47% 1515 53% 2850 5718
Myeloid CH a 831 46% 960 54% 1791 885 49% 912 51% 1797 3588
Lymphoid CH b 135 48% 146 52% 281 140 46% 167 54% 307 588
All mCA 431 42% 585 58% 1016 439 44% 561 56% 1000 2016
Myeloid mCA 48 53% 42 47% 90 54 57% 41 43% 95 185
Lymphoid mCA 57 50% 56 50% 113 60 48% 64 52% 124 237
Other mCA 326 40% 487 60% 813 325 42% 456 58% 781 1594
All driver mutations 894 47% 1027 53% 1921 941 48% 1001 52% 1942 3863
Myeloid genes c,d 805 46% 933 54% 1738 854 49% 890 51% 1744 3482
DNMT3A 295 39% 470 61% 765 348 45% 419 55% 767 1532
TET2 193 46% 225 54% 418 188 46% 217 54% 405 823
ASXL1 103 64% 59 36% 162 92 64% 51 36% 143 305
JAK2 37 58% 27 42% 64 46 57% 35 43% 81 145
Other myeloid genes 220 54% 190 46% 410 225 52% 207 48% 432 842
Lymphoid genes 89 49% 94 51% 183 87 44% 111 56% 198 381
Control (CH-free) 43912 45% 53536 55% 97448 43621 45% 53844 55% 97465 194913
a

79 participants had both myeloid mutations and myeloid mCA

b

Lymphoid CH was defined by lymphoid mCA and/or lymphoid mutations, without myeloid mutations or myeloid mCA. 30 participants had both lymphoid mutations and lymphoid mCA

c

14 participants had both myeloid and lymphoid mutations and were classed as myeloid

d

218 participants had more than one myeloid gene mutation