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Table 1 Summary of ALL cohorts analyzed

From: The evolution of relapse of adult T cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia

ALL subtype cohort name

Subtype cohort information

Source^

Sequencing

Type

Num. patients

DUX4-ERG

Rearrangement and overexpression of DUX4 and transcriptional deregulation or deletion of the transcription factor gene ERG

St. Jude

WGS

B-ALL

30

Infant MLL-R

Infant patients with a fusion of the N-terminus of the MLL gene with the C-terminus of a partner gene

St. Jude

WGS

B-ALL

21

Ph positive

Patients with the “Philadelphia” chromosome present a translocation of chromosomes 9 and 22. This translocation creates the BCR-ABL fusion

St. Jude

WGS

B-ALL

11

Ph-like

Cell gene expression profile of the lymphoblasts of Ph-like ALL is similar to that of Ph positive ALL; however, they do not present BCR-ABL1 rearrangement

St. Jude

WGS

B-ALL

18

Hyperdiploid

Hyperdiploid patients are characterized by multiple chromosomal gains

St. Jude

WGS

B-ALL

40

Hypodiploid

Hypodiploid patients are characterized by chromosomal losses

St. Jude

WGS

B-ALL

22

iAMP21

Patients with intrachromosomal amplification of chromosome 21

St. Jude

WGS

B-ALL

12

T-ALL

Zhang

Patients with T cell ALL from Zhang et al. [5] Nat Gen

St. Jude

WGS

T-ALL

13

T-ALL

Oshima

Patients with T cell ALL from Oshima et al. [30] PNAS

Columbia University

WXS

T-ALL

31*

B-ALL

Oshima

Patients with B cell ALL from Oshima et al. [30] PNAS (B cell lineage subtype unspecified)

Columbia University

WXS

B-ALL

24*

T-ALL

Li#

Patients with T cell ALL from Li et al. [37] Blood

St. Jude

WGS

T-ALL

16*

T-ALL

in-house

In-house cohort

In-house

WGS

T-ALL

19*

  1. WGS whole-genome sequencing, WXS whole-exome sequencing
  2. *Cohorts with primary and relapsed paired samples
  3. #Mutations called by the authors of the original analysis; in all other cohorts, a uniform mutation calling pipeline was applied
  4. ^Source: St. Jude cohorts were defined according to their ALL subtype in different publications (see the “Methods” section) except for the T-ALL pediatric cohort from Li et al. [37]