Table 2.

M-CHIP characteristics

VariablePatients who had NGS before first treatment (cohort A) (n = 92)Patients who had NGS after prior treatment (cohort B) (n = 52)P value
Total number of M-CHIP mutations   .21 
77 (84%) 39 (75%)  
≥2 15 (16%) 13 (25%)  
Most common M-CHIP mutations (>10%)   .02 
DNMT3A 43 (47%) 16 (31%)  
TET2 20 (22%) 9 (17%)  
BRCC3 12 (13%) 1 (2%)  
ASXL1 9 (10%) 12 (23%)  
M-CHIP VAF category   .78 
VAF <10% 50 (54%) 27 (52%)  
VAF ≥10% 43 (46%) 25 (48%)  
M-CHIP largest clone VAF % (median, IQR) 8.1% (4.6-19.2) 9.2% (4.4-17.6) .53 
VariablePatients who had NGS before first treatment (cohort A) (n = 92)Patients who had NGS after prior treatment (cohort B) (n = 52)P value
Total number of M-CHIP mutations   .21 
77 (84%) 39 (75%)  
≥2 15 (16%) 13 (25%)  
Most common M-CHIP mutations (>10%)   .02 
DNMT3A 43 (47%) 16 (31%)  
TET2 20 (22%) 9 (17%)  
BRCC3 12 (13%) 1 (2%)  
ASXL1 9 (10%) 12 (23%)  
M-CHIP VAF category   .78 
VAF <10% 50 (54%) 27 (52%)  
VAF ≥10% 43 (46%) 25 (48%)  
M-CHIP largest clone VAF % (median, IQR) 8.1% (4.6-19.2) 9.2% (4.4-17.6) .53 

Boldface indicates significant P value of <0.05.

IQR, interquartile range; M-CHIP, myeloid clonal hematopoesis of indeterminate potential; VAF, variant allele frequency.

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