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Possible involvement of RasGRP4 in leukemogenesis
International Journal of Hematology, 04/27/09
Watanabe-Okochi N et al. – Study identifies RasGRP4 (an activator of Ras) as a gene potentially involved in leukemogenesis and it is suggested that RasGRP4 cooperates with AML1 mutations in T cell leukemogenesis as a class I mutation.
Methods- Aim was to understand the molecular mechanism of leukemogenesis: progression of myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) to acute leukemia
- cDNA libraries were constructed from the samples of pts
- They were screened by expression-cloning to detect class I mutations that render HF6 cells factor-independent
- In vivo effect of RasGRP4 was investigated in a mouse bone marrow transplantation (BMT) model
- To study the effect of combination of class I and II mutations on leukemic transformation, mouse BMT model was used in which both AML1 mutant (S291fsX300) and RasGRP4 were transduced into bone marrow cells
- RasGRP4 was found to be a candidate for class I mutation in 3 of 6 pts
- C57BL/6J mice transplanted with RasGRP4-transduced primary bone marrow cells died of:
- T cell leukemia
- myeloid leukemia, or
- myeloid leukemia with T cell leukemia
- Double transduction led to early onset of T cell leukemia but not of AML vs transduction of RasGRP4 alone
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