Table 2

 Molecular cytogenetic and CEBP mutational analysis of cases with CEBP/IGH translocations

Patient no.Age, y/sexWBC, × 109/LOS, moKaryotype*IGH FISH (%)CEBP FISH (%)BreakpointCEBP expression/mutation (%)
CEBPA patients (CEBPA chr19:38, 485,160-38,482,776)         
    A1 10/M 111+ 46,XY,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[8]§ 1R1G1F (93) 1R1G1F (56)   
    A2 11/F 62+ 46,XX,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[4]/46,idem,add(20)(p13)[3]§ 1R1G1F (87) 1R1G1F (59) 3′ UTR of CEBPA chr19:38,483,001 CEBPA (170) 
    A3 28/F 46,XX,t(14;19)(q32;q13),add(15)(q26)[5]/46,idem,del(X)(q2?)[2]§ 1R1G1F (76) 1R1G1F (72)   
    A4 19/F 51+ 46,XX,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[9]§§ 0R1G2F (60) 1R1G1F (72) Not cloned (breakpoint in IGHV region) CEBPA (2790) 
    A5 44/F 20+ 57,XX,+X,+X,+4,+6,+10,+14,t(14;19)(q32;q13), ins(15)(q15),+17,+18,+21,+21,+mar[3]/57,idem,−17,+22[2] 1R1G1F (82) 1R1G1F (80)  CEBPG mutations Q7Stop/P36S 
    A6 12/F 71 20+ 46,XX,dup(3)(q21q2?7),t(14;19)(q32;q13)[6]/46,XX,add(5)(q35),t(14;19) (q32;q13)[3] 1R1G1F (97) 1R1G1F (92) 31 kb centromeric of CEBPA chr19:38,451,468 CEBPA (40) 
    A7 40/M 12 46,XY,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[12]/46,idem,idic(8)(p11)[6] 1R1G1F (76) 1R1G1F (66)  CEBPA (60) 
    A8 32/F 17 84+ 47,XX,+2,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[20] 1R1G1F (77) 1R1G1F (87) 3′ UTR of CEBPA chr19:38,482,997  
    A9 15/F 46,XX,der(9)t(9;?)(p24;?),t(14;19)(q32;q13)[20] No material No material 3′ UTR of CEBPA chr19:38,482,996 CEBPA (20) 
CEBPG patient (CEBPG chr19:38,556,448-38, 565,431)         
    G1 38/F 94 < 1 46,XX,t(9;22)(q34;q11)[9]/46,idem,i(7)(p10)[2]/47,idem,+8,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[8]/48,idem,+6,+8,t(8;9)(q?;q11), t(14;19)(q32;q13),+der(22)t(9;22) 1R1G1F (70) 1R1G1F (100) 52 kb centromeric of CEBPG chr19:38,504,319  
CEBPD patients (CEBPD chr8:48,240,783-48, 242,619)         
    D1 3/F 19 138+ 46,XX,t(8;14)(q11.2;q32),t(9;22)(q34;q11)[9]# No material No material 37 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,775,440  
    D2 5/M 41+ 47,XY,t(8;14)(q11;q32),+21c[5] 1R1G1F (37) 1R1G1F (54) 39 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,773,480  
    D3 9/M NK 46,XY,t(8;14)(q11;q32),del(18)(p11.2p11.3), der(19)t(8;19)(?;p13)[9]# 1R1G1F (72) 1R1G1F (72)   
    D4 15/F 32 46,XX,t(8;14)(q11;q32)[2] 1R1G1F (77) 1R1G1F (82)   
    D5 8/M 48 NK 47,XY,+4,t(8;14)(q11;q32)[7] 1R1G1F (95) 1R1G1F (85)   
    D6 15/F 29+ 47,XX,t(8;14)(q11;q32),+21c[29] 1R1G1F (82) 1R1G1F (97) 36 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,775,934  
    D7 13/M 120+ 47,XY,t(8;14)(q11;q32),+21[11] 1R1G1F (95) 1R1G1F (80) 42 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,769,988  
    D8 49/F N/A 1+ 46,X,t(X;4)(q26;p16),t(8;14)(q11;q32)[10] 1R1G1F (91) 1R1G1F (96) 18 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,794,358  
    D9 24/F 140 46,XX,t(8;14)(q11.2;q32)[29]** No material No material 61 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,751,074 CEBPD (826) 
    D10 20/M 1+ 45,X,−Y,t(2;14;8)(p11;q32;q11)[9] 1R1G1F (75) 1Gk(2p11) 1R1G1F (90)  CEBPD (2818) 1R1G1F (91)         
CEBPE patients (CEBPE chr14:22, 658,314-22,656,354)         
    E1 45/M 48+ 45,XY,dup(5)(q14q21),−7,t(14;14)(q11;q32)[17] 2R1G0F (72) 1R1G1F (89) 1.1 kb centromeric of CEBPE chr14:22,655,292 CEBPE (50) 
    E2 15/M 39 NK 47, XY,inv(14)(q11q32),+21c 1R1G1F (94) 1R1G1F (92) 0.8 kb telomeric of CEBPE chr14:22,659,084  
    E3 25/M N/A NK 46,XY,inv(9)(p21q11),inv(14)(q11q32)[3]/6,idem,del(12)(p11p12)[3] 1R1G1F (30) 1R1G1F (58) 0.8 kb telomeric of CEBPE chr14:22,659,097 CEBPE (10) CEBPE mutation L155M 
    E4 45/M 24 19+ 46,XY,der(2)t(1;2)(q1?;q3?7),inv(14)(q11q32),inc[3] 1R1G1F (53) 1R1G1F (57)   
CEBPB patients (CEBPB chr20:48, 240,783-48,242,619)         
    B1 15/M 87+ 46,XY,inv(9)(p1?3q3?2),t(14;20)(q32;q13)[14] 1R1G1F (83) 1R1G1F (88) 1.3 kb centromeric of CEBPB chr20:48,239,531 CEBPB (1490) 
    B2 13/F 103 42+ 47,XX,t(14;20)(q32;q13),add(21)(p1?),+add(21)(p1?)[9] 1R1G1F (77) 1R1G1F (85) 1.3 kb centromeric of CEBPB chr20:48,239,523 CEBPB (31) 
    B3 35/F 75 7+ 46,XX,i(7)(q10)[47].ish t(14;20)(q32;q13)(IGH cen+, IGHV−;IGH cen−,IGHV+)[3] 1R1G1F (85) 1R1G1F (72)   
Patient no.Age, y/sexWBC, × 109/LOS, moKaryotype*IGH FISH (%)CEBP FISH (%)BreakpointCEBP expression/mutation (%)
CEBPA patients (CEBPA chr19:38, 485,160-38,482,776)         
    A1 10/M 111+ 46,XY,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[8]§ 1R1G1F (93) 1R1G1F (56)   
    A2 11/F 62+ 46,XX,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[4]/46,idem,add(20)(p13)[3]§ 1R1G1F (87) 1R1G1F (59) 3′ UTR of CEBPA chr19:38,483,001 CEBPA (170) 
    A3 28/F 46,XX,t(14;19)(q32;q13),add(15)(q26)[5]/46,idem,del(X)(q2?)[2]§ 1R1G1F (76) 1R1G1F (72)   
    A4 19/F 51+ 46,XX,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[9]§§ 0R1G2F (60) 1R1G1F (72) Not cloned (breakpoint in IGHV region) CEBPA (2790) 
    A5 44/F 20+ 57,XX,+X,+X,+4,+6,+10,+14,t(14;19)(q32;q13), ins(15)(q15),+17,+18,+21,+21,+mar[3]/57,idem,−17,+22[2] 1R1G1F (82) 1R1G1F (80)  CEBPG mutations Q7Stop/P36S 
    A6 12/F 71 20+ 46,XX,dup(3)(q21q2?7),t(14;19)(q32;q13)[6]/46,XX,add(5)(q35),t(14;19) (q32;q13)[3] 1R1G1F (97) 1R1G1F (92) 31 kb centromeric of CEBPA chr19:38,451,468 CEBPA (40) 
    A7 40/M 12 46,XY,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[12]/46,idem,idic(8)(p11)[6] 1R1G1F (76) 1R1G1F (66)  CEBPA (60) 
    A8 32/F 17 84+ 47,XX,+2,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[20] 1R1G1F (77) 1R1G1F (87) 3′ UTR of CEBPA chr19:38,482,997  
    A9 15/F 46,XX,der(9)t(9;?)(p24;?),t(14;19)(q32;q13)[20] No material No material 3′ UTR of CEBPA chr19:38,482,996 CEBPA (20) 
CEBPG patient (CEBPG chr19:38,556,448-38, 565,431)         
    G1 38/F 94 < 1 46,XX,t(9;22)(q34;q11)[9]/46,idem,i(7)(p10)[2]/47,idem,+8,t(14;19)(q32;q13)[8]/48,idem,+6,+8,t(8;9)(q?;q11), t(14;19)(q32;q13),+der(22)t(9;22) 1R1G1F (70) 1R1G1F (100) 52 kb centromeric of CEBPG chr19:38,504,319  
CEBPD patients (CEBPD chr8:48,240,783-48, 242,619)         
    D1 3/F 19 138+ 46,XX,t(8;14)(q11.2;q32),t(9;22)(q34;q11)[9]# No material No material 37 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,775,440  
    D2 5/M 41+ 47,XY,t(8;14)(q11;q32),+21c[5] 1R1G1F (37) 1R1G1F (54) 39 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,773,480  
    D3 9/M NK 46,XY,t(8;14)(q11;q32),del(18)(p11.2p11.3), der(19)t(8;19)(?;p13)[9]# 1R1G1F (72) 1R1G1F (72)   
    D4 15/F 32 46,XX,t(8;14)(q11;q32)[2] 1R1G1F (77) 1R1G1F (82)   
    D5 8/M 48 NK 47,XY,+4,t(8;14)(q11;q32)[7] 1R1G1F (95) 1R1G1F (85)   
    D6 15/F 29+ 47,XX,t(8;14)(q11;q32),+21c[29] 1R1G1F (82) 1R1G1F (97) 36 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,775,934  
    D7 13/M 120+ 47,XY,t(8;14)(q11;q32),+21[11] 1R1G1F (95) 1R1G1F (80) 42 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,769,988  
    D8 49/F N/A 1+ 46,X,t(X;4)(q26;p16),t(8;14)(q11;q32)[10] 1R1G1F (91) 1R1G1F (96) 18 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,794,358  
    D9 24/F 140 46,XX,t(8;14)(q11.2;q32)[29]** No material No material 61 kb centromeric of CEBPD chr8:48,751,074 CEBPD (826) 
    D10 20/M 1+ 45,X,−Y,t(2;14;8)(p11;q32;q11)[9] 1R1G1F (75) 1Gk(2p11) 1R1G1F (90)  CEBPD (2818) 1R1G1F (91)         
CEBPE patients (CEBPE chr14:22, 658,314-22,656,354)         
    E1 45/M 48+ 45,XY,dup(5)(q14q21),−7,t(14;14)(q11;q32)[17] 2R1G0F (72) 1R1G1F (89) 1.1 kb centromeric of CEBPE chr14:22,655,292 CEBPE (50) 
    E2 15/M 39 NK 47, XY,inv(14)(q11q32),+21c 1R1G1F (94) 1R1G1F (92) 0.8 kb telomeric of CEBPE chr14:22,659,084  
    E3 25/M N/A NK 46,XY,inv(9)(p21q11),inv(14)(q11q32)[3]/6,idem,del(12)(p11p12)[3] 1R1G1F (30) 1R1G1F (58) 0.8 kb telomeric of CEBPE chr14:22,659,097 CEBPE (10) CEBPE mutation L155M 
    E4 45/M 24 19+ 46,XY,der(2)t(1;2)(q1?;q3?7),inv(14)(q11q32),inc[3] 1R1G1F (53) 1R1G1F (57)   
CEBPB patients (CEBPB chr20:48, 240,783-48,242,619)         
    B1 15/M 87+ 46,XY,inv(9)(p1?3q3?2),t(14;20)(q32;q13)[14] 1R1G1F (83) 1R1G1F (88) 1.3 kb centromeric of CEBPB chr20:48,239,531 CEBPB (1490) 
    B2 13/F 103 42+ 47,XX,t(14;20)(q32;q13),add(21)(p1?),+add(21)(p1?)[9] 1R1G1F (77) 1R1G1F (85) 1.3 kb centromeric of CEBPB chr20:48,239,523 CEBPB (31) 
    B3 35/F 75 7+ 46,XX,i(7)(q10)[47].ish t(14;20)(q32;q13)(IGH cen+, IGHV−;IGH cen−,IGHV+)[3] 1R1G1F (85) 1R1G1F (72)   

Deceased patients are indicated by italics.

R indicates red signal; G, green signal; F, fusion signal; and NK, not known.

*

Karyotypes written according to ISCN (2005).49  The normal clone has been omitted from abnormal karyotypes.

Only predominant aberrant signal pattern is shown.

BLAT search results using May 2004 freeze. Chromosome is given first, followed by position.

§

Previously reported.36 

previously reported.50 

In metaphase nuclei, FISH and molecular cloning discriminated CEBPG from CEBPA in this case. In patient B3, no 14q32 translocation was seen by cytogenetics but FISH detected an IGH breakpoint. Verification of t(14;20)(q32;q13) was obtained by further FISH experiments in metaphase and interphase preparations. CEBP expression was determined by QRT-PCR and is expressed relative to levels of expression seen in the myeloid cell line HL-60.

#

Previously reported.37 

**

**Previously reported.38 

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