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The Detection Of Novel Fusion Genes Related With The AML1 Gene And The Breakpoints

Posted on:2012-08-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X L QiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2154330332996301Subject:Internal Medicine
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0bjective To detect the novel partner genes of AML1 gene and determine the breakpoints, on the basis of B/C method.Method (1) The partner genes of AML1 gene were detected in 21 patients from B/C method by 3'-RACE and direct sequencing. (2) With reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction(RT-PCR), the breakpoints of new fusion gene about with the AML1 gene were determined, and the frequency of the new fusion gene was analyzed preliminarily.Result (1) Of 21 patients from B/C method, one novel fusion gene was detected. It occurred on the exon 5 of AML1 gene and the exon 1 of PRP38A gene on chromosome 1, to forming the AML1-PRP38A fusion gene. The diagnosis of the patient was AML-M4. (2) It confirmed the expression and the truncation site of this new fusion gene. (3) We have not detected the AML1-PRP38A fusion gene in 40 acute myeloid leukemia patients (except M3) with AML1-ETO negative.Conclusion Here it reports a novel fusion gene, that is AML1-PRP38A. In addition to more than 20 partner genes associated with AML1 gene had been reported, there are novel fusion genes of AML1 gene have not been detected. The AML1-PRP38A fusion gene was expressed in AML patients, but the frequency is very low.
Keywords/Search Tags:Acute leukemia, Fusion gene, AML1, AML1/ETO, PCR
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