Table 1.

Summary of murine P210 bcr/abl bone marrow transfer experiments

ConstructNo. of Independent, ExperimentsNo. of Evaluable MiceNo. of Mice With Murine CMLLatency (d)WBC Range (× 106 cells/mL)Spleen Weight Range in Grams% With Pulmonary Involvement% With Macrophage Foci
MSCV 210 11 11 21-31 36-265 0.6-0.9 100 91 
MSCV 210/grb2 19 19 19-26 50-160 0.6-0.9 100 47 
Mig 210 10 10 16-19 60-390 0.6-0.75 100 20 
ConstructNo. of Independent, ExperimentsNo. of Evaluable MiceNo. of Mice With Murine CMLLatency (d)WBC Range (× 106 cells/mL)Spleen Weight Range in Grams% With Pulmonary Involvement% With Macrophage Foci
MSCV 210 11 11 21-31 36-265 0.6-0.9 100 91 
MSCV 210/grb2 19 19 19-26 50-160 0.6-0.9 100 47 
Mig 210 10 10 16-19 60-390 0.6-0.75 100 20 

The results summarize five independent experiments. For MSCV 210/grb2, 23 mice were reconstituted; however, 4 mice died before analysis and tissue degradation precluded diagnosis. Latency is defined as either time to death or time to onset of terminal symptoms consisting of cachexia, decreased activity, and hunched posture with tachypnea. For control mice transduced with either MigR1 or MSCV grb2, the WBC ranged from 5 to 15 × 106/mL cells during this period and spleen weights were 0.1 to 0.25 grams.

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