一位B-ALL儿科患者在复杂的型背景下出现了神秘的IGH重组

Carlos A Tirado1,2,3, Sheila Dobin2,3, Krystal Eastwood2

  • 1"The International Circle of Genetic Studies" Project, USA.

概括

该案例研究详细介绍了一名25岁的男性,患有B细胞急性淋巴细胞白血病 (B-ALL) 和罕见的IGH基因重组. 尽管患有复杂的遗传异常,但该患者在没有残留疾病的情况下获得了对治疗的细胞遗传反应.

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