Table 3.

VH gene usage and relationship with mutation frequency and clinical data at diagnosis

VH geneFrequency in CD5+IgM+ PBLs22 23, %MCL casesMutation more than 2%Mean no. of mutationsSplenomegaly at diagnosisPB/BM infiltrationI/II CSWaldeyerIntestinalSurvival longer than 5 y
VH1-08 — 0.70 
VH1-18 3.5 0.60 
VH3-07 5.6 2.00 
VH3-09 — 0.67 
VH3-21 — 10 0.18 
VH3-23 13.9 3.28 
VH3-48 — 5.82 
VH4-34 3.5 11 1.22 
VH4-39 2.8 2.84 
VH4-59 6.3 1.53 
Others — 25 3.03 14 
Total NA 96 28 1.94 26 51 18 
Significance NA NA P < .001 NS NS NS NS NS NS 
VH geneFrequency in CD5+IgM+ PBLs22 23, %MCL casesMutation more than 2%Mean no. of mutationsSplenomegaly at diagnosisPB/BM infiltrationI/II CSWaldeyerIntestinalSurvival longer than 5 y
VH1-08 — 0.70 
VH1-18 3.5 0.60 
VH3-07 5.6 2.00 
VH3-09 — 0.67 
VH3-21 — 10 0.18 
VH3-23 13.9 3.28 
VH3-48 — 5.82 
VH4-34 3.5 11 1.22 
VH4-39 2.8 2.84 
VH4-59 6.3 1.53 
Others — 25 3.03 14 
Total NA 96 28 1.94 26 51 18 
Significance NA NA P < .001 NS NS NS NS NS NS 

Most frequent IgVH genes in relation to mutational index and several clinically relevant features. Only productive rearrangements have been considered in those 7 cases with double rearrangements. CS indicates clinical stage; NA, not available; NS, not significant; —, data not shown.

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