Expression and clinical value of surviving in mononuclear cells of bone marrow and peripheral blood of children with acute leukemia / 第三军医大学学报

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Objective To study the survivin expression in mononuclear cells of both bone marrow and peripheral blood in childhood acute leukemia(AL).Methods Twenty-one children with AL were divided into newly diagnosed group(n=12) and complete remission(CR) group(n=9).The control group was consisted of 15 children without tumor.Mononuclear cells were separated from bone marrow and peripheral blood (PBL) by gradient density centrifugation and RNA was extracted,and RT-PCR was performed to detect survivin mRNA.Results In newly diagnosed AL group,6 out of 12 patients had positive survivin expression in bone marrow(50%) and 4 out of 11 patients in the PBL(36.37%),both of which were higher than the control group(P0.05).In 9 CR patients,all the patients had the negative expression in the PBL,but 1 positive expression in bone marrow(11.11%).The positive expression in CR group was significantly lower than the newly diagnosed AL group.The only one patient with positive survivin expression in CR group had relapse 7 weeks later.In newly diagnosed patients,the average immature leukocytes were(76.43?43.28)?10~(9)/L in the patients with positive survivin expression and(13.85?5.86)?10~(9)/L in those with negative survivin expression(P