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ABSTRACTS – ORAL PRESENTATIONS - AMCA, spol. s r.o.

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(EXBIO, clone MEM-63). The immunophenotype of the leukemic cells were identified at<br />

diagnosis by 5-color panels. The MRD detection at day 15 was carried out according to<br />

the ALL IC-BFM 2009 flow cytometric MRD protocol. In the control bone marrows the<br />

precursor B-cells were gated by their CD19, CD45, CD10, FSC and SSC parameters.<br />

Using the median CD58 MEFL values of the leukemic population the 3 groups of samples<br />

were compared by Mann-Whitney U test and ROC analysis was performed.<br />

In agreement with previous studies we found significant difference (in average 6.3 times<br />

overexpression) between diagnostic samples (mean MEFL= 7109) and control bone<br />

marrows (mean MEFL=1127). However in the day 15 samples we found a decrease<br />

compared to the diagnostic values in most (16 of 17) cases (mean MEFL=3494). The<br />

relative intensity decreased in 11 of 17 cases below 50% of the original value. We tried<br />

to define cut-off values to separate CD58 overexpressed samples. The best cut-off value<br />

for the day 15 samples was 1367 but with significantly lower specificity (81.8%) and<br />

sensitivity (70.6%) compared to the excellent cut-off value (MEFL=2741, specificity: 100%<br />

and sensitivity: 95.2%) of the diagnostic samples. When applying the higher original cutoff<br />

to the day 15 samples the results show no overexpression of CD58 in more than half<br />

of the patients.<br />

In contrast with previous studies we found a remarkable decrease in the CD58 expression<br />

during the induction phase of the ALL IC-BFM 2009 treatment protocol at day 15. In conclusion,<br />

due to its downregulation, CD58 should be treated with caution as an MRD marker to<br />

avoid underestimation of residual leukemic cells in day 15 p-B-ALL bone marrow samples.<br />

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