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. 2006 Nov 2;109(4):1559–1567. doi: 10.1182/blood-2006-05-020644

Table 2.

Single-cell analysis of CLL cells from 6 subjects

Gene Total cells analyzed, n Cells PCR positive, n Cells sequenced, n Shared, n* Partially shared, n Unique, n
Patient 012
    VH4-59§ 160 108 43 16 6 4
    Vk1 (L12)§ 160 109 43 19 4 5
    β-Globin 160 144 43 0 0 1
Patient 038
    VH5-51§ 40 25 21 9 0 0
    VL8a§ 40 32 21 5 0 1
    β-Globin 50 40 0
Patient 011
    VH3-74§ 10 7 7 20 0 0
    β-Globin 80 10 0
Patient 052
    VH3-11§ 40 35 29 14 0 3
    Vk3 (L2)§ 40 34 29 8 0 0
    VL8a 40 22 15 5 0 7
    β-Globin 40 35 0
Patient 043
    VH2-05§ 40 25 23 14 0 1
    VH6-01# 40 23 22 25 0 2
    Vk2 (A18)# 40 29 24 1 0 4
    VL3m§ 40 28 25 11 0 4
    VL4b§# 40 37 31 26 0 1
    β-Globin 40 40 0
Patient 151
    VH3-23§ 280 67 47 9 5 0
    Vk2 (A19)§ 280 85 47 2 2 2
    VL8a§# 280 107 27 6 1 7
    β-Globin 280 143 47 0 0 1

— indicates not determined.

*

Mutations present in all sequences from a given subject.

Mutations present in more than one but not all sequences from a given subject.

Mutations present in only one sequence from a given subject.

§

Immunoglobulin sequences were also detected as RNA in CLL cells from respective subjects.

Rearranged immunoglobulin light chains were not detected in this subject at the single-cell or 1000-cell level.

Analysis of CLL-cell RNA from this subject identified a productively rearranged and expressed Vk2 (A19) transcript.

#

All other immunoglobulin genes from all 6 subjects with CLL were productively rearranged except these immunoglobulin genes VH6-01, Vk2 (A18), VL4b and VL8a, which were nonproductive.