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The Role of Activated NOTCH Signaling in Childhood T-ALL

AE Kulozik, C Kox, M Remke, S Breit, M Zimmermann, M Stanulla, M Schrappe, MU Muckenthaler · Klinische Pädiatrie · 2010 · Heft 12

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Klinische Pädiatrie
Autor:innen
AE Kulozik, C Kox, M Remke, S Breit, M Zimmermann, M Stanulla, M Schrappe, MU Muckenthaler
Ausgabe
Heft 12 / 2010
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Erschienen: 2010-12-16 00:00:00
ISSN
0300-8630

Zusammenfassung

We aimed to define novel molecular risk markers in T-ALL. In a first step, we analyzed activating Notch pathway mutations in >300 patients of the pediatric ALL-BFM 2000 study. Activating mutations of the NOTCH1 receptor and inactivating mutations of the NOTCH inactivator FBXW7 are associated with excellent early treatment response and long-term outcome. A detailed comparison with other studies suggested that the intensity of CNS-directed treatment might play a particularly important role in NOTCH activated patients. This interpretation is supported by the finding of the chemokine receptor CCR7 being a NOTCH targ…

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Chemokine Klinische Pädiatrie