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Table 14. Tumor Characteristics Predictive of Disease Response or Survival: Group 3—Interaction Between the Tyrosine Kinase Protein and Imatinib
| Prognostic factor |
Studies indicating an association and quality |
Strength of association with tumor response |
| Mutations in tyrosine kinase domain (may lead to I resistance) |
Hochhaus, 200255 (Quality = 3/6) CP, AP & BC |
Median time to relapse:
Mutation present (35%)=237 days
Mutation not present (65%)=251 days p=NS
|
Shah, 2002108 (Quality 1/6) CP & AP |
3/4 pt with CP CML with CHR on I and with kinase domain mutations progressed, whereas 1/9 without mutations progressed |
| Adapter protein phosphorylation |
*White, 2004145 (Quality*) CML-unclear phase- newly diagnosed |
In vitro assay to predict imatinib inhibition of adaptor protein Crkl phosphorylation (measured by IC50).
Relationship between IC50, Sokal score and Probability of achieving a MMR at 12 mos:
All (N=57 newly diagnosed CP CML patients prior to I):
Low IC50: MMR = 47%
High IC50: MMR = 23% p=0.034
Low Sokal (N=19):
Low IC50: MMR = 67%
High IC50: MMR = 20% p=0.037
Intermed Sokal (N=15):
Low IC50: MMR = 50%
High IC50: MMR = 22% p=NS
Intermed Sokal (N=16):
Low IC50: MMR = 17%
High IC50: MMR = 0% p=NS
|
Abbreviations: *= abstract; AP = Accelerated phase; BC = Blast crisis; CML = Chronic myelogenous leukemia; CP = chronic phase; CHR = complete hematological response; I = Imatinib; MMR = major molecular response; minor = minor response; NS = not significant
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