Figure 2.
Figure 2. FISH analysis of CECs in patients with MM. Multicolour FISH analysis of immunomagnetically sorted CECs by means of Dynabeads shows 1 CEC (bottom left) with a 13q14 deletion (1 red signal, bottom left arrow) and a normal diploid copy number of chromosome 10 (2 green signals), and 1 cytogenetically normal CEC (top right) with 2 red (top 2 arrows) and 2 green signals. In patients with MM, most CECs are EPCs because they express CD133, a marker gradually lost during EC differentiation (positive red staining for PE-conjugated murine anti-CD133 monoclonal antibody). Note that several Dynabeads are attached to the cells. Scale bar equals 10 μm.

FISH analysis of CECs in patients with MM. Multicolour FISH analysis of immunomagnetically sorted CECs by means of Dynabeads shows 1 CEC (bottom left) with a 13q14 deletion (1 red signal, bottom left arrow) and a normal diploid copy number of chromosome 10 (2 green signals), and 1 cytogenetically normal CEC (top right) with 2 red (top 2 arrows) and 2 green signals. In patients with MM, most CECs are EPCs because they express CD133, a marker gradually lost during EC differentiation (positive red staining for PE-conjugated murine anti-CD133 monoclonal antibody). Note that several Dynabeads are attached to the cells. Scale bar equals 10 μm.

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