Figure 7.
Model depicting the effects of mutant JAK2 and IFN-α on the proportion of megakaryocyte-biased (CD41hi) HSCs. (A) HSC homeostasis in BM of WT mice. The proportion of CD41hi HSCs is low (∼30%). (B) HSC pool in MPN mice expressing mutant JAK2. The proportion of CD41hi HSCs is increased (≤50%) because of the expression of mutant JAK2. CD41hi HSCs in mice are characterized by lower Epcr expression, active cell cycle state, increased cell size, increased ROS levels, reduced long-term reconstitution potential in vivo, and Mk-biased potential in vitro. The effect of the mutant JAK2 on CD41 subset is mediated by the VF-induced IFN response and requires the presence of Ifnr1. (C) Summary of alterations in the HSC compartment of mice or patients with MPN treated with pegIFNα.

Model depicting the effects of mutant JAK2 and IFN-α on the proportion of megakaryocyte-biased (CD41hi) HSCs. (A) HSC homeostasis in BM of WT mice. The proportion of CD41hi HSCs is low (∼30%). (B) HSC pool in MPN mice expressing mutant JAK2. The proportion of CD41hi HSCs is increased (≤50%) because of the expression of mutant JAK2. CD41hi HSCs in mice are characterized by lower Epcr expression, active cell cycle state, increased cell size, increased ROS levels, reduced long-term reconstitution potential in vivo, and Mk-biased potential in vitro. The effect of the mutant JAK2 on CD41 subset is mediated by the VF-induced IFN response and requires the presence of Ifnr1. (C) Summary of alterations in the HSC compartment of mice or patients with MPN treated with pegIFNα.

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