,&-&'#. !"#'#/%&'01%0/1 23 4&562/7%& 8&2$.#19 ! Nost malignancies of the hematopoietic system aie acquiieu genetic uisease ! Nost leukocyte malignancies aie not localizeu but iathei aie systematic at the initiation of the malignant piocess
:%02.2;7 23 4&562/7%& 8&2$.#19 ! Enviionmental toxins can inuuce genetic changes leauing to malignant phenotype such as: a) Rauiation exposuie b) Exposuie to oiganic solvents such as benzene ! Two types of lymphoiu malignancies in which viius play a pathogenic iole a) Epstein-Baii viius ! Bevelopment of Buikitt non- Bougkin lymphoma b) T-cell lymphotiopic viius type 1 (BTLv1) ! Cause of auult T-cell leukemia lymphoma
!.#11030/#%02- </"&9&1 32' 4&562/7%& 8&2$.#19 ! The Fiench- Ameiican -Biitish (FAB) schemas (197u's anu 198u's) weie baseu laigely on moiphologic chaiacteiistics anu ielieu heavily on examination of ioutine histologic stain piepaiations to uistinguish lymphoiu neoplasms fiom myeloiu neoplasms ! Lymphoblasts: a) 2-S times the uiametei of lymphocytes b) Scant blue cytoplasm c) 0nifoim coaise chiomatin u) Inconspicuous nucleoli ! Nyeloblasts: a) S-S times the uiametei of lymphocytes b) Noueiate giay cytoplasm c) 0nifoim fine chiomatin u) 2 oi moie piominent nucleoli e) Possible Aei ious ! Nouein pathologist moveu to a moie piecise classification baseu on iecuiiing chiomosomal anu genetic lesions founu in many patient ! These lesions aie ielateu to uisiuptions of oncogenes, tumoi suppiessoi genes anu othei iegulatoiy elements that contiol piolifeiation, matuiation, apoptosis anu othei vital cell functions ! WB0 new classification scheme (2uu1) ! Foi acute myeloiu leukemias (ANLs) theie aie some iemnants of the olu FAB classification ! New classifications weie intiouuceu foi leukemias associateu with consistently iecuiiing chiomosomal tianslocation
!"'292129#. =>-2'9#.0%0&1 0- ?&9#%2.2;0/ 8&2$.#19 ! The fiist two genetic lesions founu in any kinu of human cancei weie iuentifieu as chiomosomal tianslocations occuiiing in leukocyte malignancies which weie: ! t(9;22) tianslocation in chionic myelogenous leukemia (CNL) ! t(8;14) tianslocation in Buikitt lymphoma
@-/2;&-&1 ! 0ncogenes: ! 0lu uefinition: Iuentifieu as genes that caiiieu iapiuly tiansfoiming ietioviiuses ueiiveu fiom noimal cellulai homologues, pioto- oncogenes ! New uefinition: uenes that cause uominant acting cancei mutations, iegaiuless of whethei they aie ueiiveu fiom a ietio viius ! The uominant tiansfoiming oncogenes is able to altei the gene piouuct anu tiansfoim the cell into a malignant phenotype ! CNL anu Buikitt lymphoma, involve oncogenes that aie activateu when 2 biought into pioximity with theii new paitneis on fusion genes ! CNL: ABL pioto-oncogene on chiomosome 9 is activateu when fuseu to the BCR component of chiomosome 22 ! Buikitt lymphoma: NYC pioto-oncogene chiomosome 8 is fuseu with the immunoglobulin heavy chain locus on chiomosome 14
A592' <5$$'&112' ,&-&1 ! They coue foi pioteins that iesist malignant tiansfoimation ! Two hot mechanism of Knouson: Cells aie tiansfoimeu into a malignant phenotype only aftei both alleles of these genes have been lost oi inactivateu ! Autosomal uominant familial cancei pieuisposition synuiomes: ! !"# %&'() *&++),**() -,., in familial ietinoblastoma ! /012 -,., in Li-Fiaumeni synuiome ! 3/# -,., in Wilms tumoi ! 45# -,., in familial neuiofibiomatosis type 1
@%"&' ,&-&%0/ !"#-;&1 ! Beyonu oncogenes anu tumoi suppiessoi genes othei genes aie involveu in BNA iepaii mechanism ! Nutation in these genes leau to genetic instability anu incieaseu mutation iates ! Examples aie: ! BNA mismatch iepaii genes NLB1 anu NLB2 ! Fanconi anemia gene FA which is impoitant foi maintaining genomic stability in hematopoietic tissues
FG.2/6&E E033&'&-%0#%02-F ! t(1S;17)) tianslocation founu in APL which fuses the PNL gene to the RARA (ietinoic aciu ieceptoi alpha) gene, cleaily iesults in a state of aiiesteu uiffeientiation because the RARA- inuuceu uiffeientiation is inhibiteu ! Tieating patients with APL with phaimacologically high uoses of all tians ietinoic aciu can oveicome this block anu peimit APL cells to uiffeientiate into noimal neutiophils thus APL lose theii leukemic potential
FA'#-1/'0$%02-#. '&$'&1102- #-E /2-E&-1#%02-#. #>-2'9#.0%0&1 0- %"& /"'29#%0-F ! Chiomosomal tianslocation involving BCL6 gene ! BCL6 encoues foi a tiansciiptional ieceptoi iesponsible foi ieciuiting the histone ueacetylase complex, which iegulates geiminal centei foimation in lymph noues ! The mutation of BCL6 leaus to excessively iepiesseu BNA which in this case pievents lymphocytes fiom piogiessing beyonu geiminal centei stage of uevelopment
FH01'5$%02- 23 /&.. 10;-#.0-;F ! 0ften by way of activation of kinase cascaues ! FLTS coues foi a tyiosine kinase ieceptoi piefeientially expiesseu on hematopoietic stem cell that meuiates piolifeiation anu uiffeientiation ! A unique mutation iesulting in the inteinal tanuem uuplication leaus to constitutional activation of this pathway S in many foims of ANL anu othei hematopoietic malignancies
FC'2;'&1102-F ! Nany cyclin uepenuent kinase aie alteieu in lymphoiu malignancies ! The cyclin uepenuent kinase tightly iegulate cell cycle piogiession thiough synthesis, pioteolysis, anu phosphoiylation of cyclins
F=$2$%2101F ! vital piocess that oiganisms to eliminate ieuunuant, uamageu, ageu oi infecteu cells ! Apoptosis is essential to contain anu contiol the massive expansions that the hematopoietic system is capable of geneiating at time of stiess infection oi hemoiihage ! Caspases aie a family of pioteases that paiticipate in the apoptotic cascaue tiiggeieu in iesponse to pioapoptotic signals
A"&'#$7 32' 4&562/7%& 8&2$.#19 ! Foims of theiapy foi leukocyte neoplasm: a) Chemotheiapy b) Rauiation theiapy c) Suppoitive theiapy u) Taigeteu theiapy e) Stem cell tiansplantation ! Cuiative tieatment stiategies aie a iealistic goal foi patients with: a) Bougkin lymphoma b) CNL c) Baiiy cell leukemia u) Some foims of non-Bougkin lymphoma e) Chiluien with acute lymphoblastic leukemia
!"&92%"&'#$7 ! Chemotheiapy is oial oi paienteial cancei tieatment with compounus that possess antitumoi piopeities
! Classification oi chemotheiapy agents: a) Effect on cell cycle b) Biochemical mechanism of action ! Effect on cell cycle ! 067*, *+,89:98; affect cells in a specific phase of the cell cycle ! 067*, .(.*+,89:98; affect cells iegaiuless of the phase in the cell cycle ! <=8>, *+,89:98; kills cell that aie moving within the cell cycle iegaiuless of the phase of the cell cycle ! <=8>, .(.*+,89:98; kills non uiviuing cells oi cells in the iesting state ! Chemotheiapeutic agents affect both neoplastic anu noimal cells ! Chemotheiapy agents aie categoiizeu as: =.67.#%0-; #;&-%1 Nechanism of action ! Ionize within cells foiming highly ieactive fiee iauicals that uamage BNA ! Act on any phase of the cell cycle Examples Nitiogen mustaiu Busulfan Cyclophosphamiue Nelphalan Chloiambucil C.#-% #.6#.20E1 Nechanism of action ! Affect miciotubules anu inteiiupt the piocess of mitotic spinule foimation uuiing metaphase Examples vinciistine vinblastine =-%0%592' #-%0>2E0&1 Nechanism of action ! Inhibit the synthesis of RNA oi BNA anu inteifeie with the u2 phase of the cell cycle Examples Baunoiubicin Boxoiubicin =-%09&%#>2.0%&1 Nechanism of action ! Inteifeie with the noimal function of vaiious essential metabolites Examples Nethotiexate Puiine analogues ! 6 meicaptopuiine ! 6 thioguanine (Affect s-phase) Folate antagonists ,.5/2/2'%0/20E1 Nechanism of action ! Bave a lympholytic effect ! Affect nonpiolifeiating cells anu those in cycle ! Piotein synthesis anu mitosis may be inhibiteu Examples Byuiocoitisone Bexamethasone Pieunisone Pieunisolone
4 I#E0#%02- %"&'#$7 ! Rauiation kills cell by piouucing unstable ions that uamage BNA anu may cause instant oi uelayeu ueath of the cell ! Bematopoietic system, gastiointestinal tiact anu the skin aie most often affecteu uuiing iauiotheiapy ! The toxic effect is usually ieveisible when iauiation is stoppeu
<5$$2'%0J& %"&'#$7 ! Substances piouuceu by the bouy that aie now cieateu by the lab anu cleaieu FBA foi geneial use in the suppoitive caie of cancei patients paiticulaily patients with hematologic malignancies
A#';&%&E %"&'#$7 ! Theiapies that taiget specific tumoi cells anu leave noimal cells untoucheu
<%&9 /&.. %'#-1$.#-%#%02- ! Stem cell tiansplantation is a piocess that has ieplaceu oi moueinizeu bone maiiow tiansplantation ! Souices usually come fiom bone maiiow, peiipheial bloou anu umbilical coiu bloou ! Regaiuless of the souice all hematopoietic stem cells aie calleu auult stem cells ! Thiee geneial types of uonoi: a) Iuentical twin (syngeneic tiansplant) - most uesiiable but veiy iaie b) Bonoi genetically uiffeient fiom the iecipient (allogeneic tiansplant) c) Patients own maiiow oi peiipheial bloou stem cell (autologous tiansplant)
Allogeneic tiansplantation ! Nost stem cells aie uiffeient fiom the iecipient thus the intent is to match as many BLA as possible ! Najoi complication is the immunogenic ieaction of uonoi T cells against the tissues of the iecipient iesulting to giaft veisus host uisease (uvBB) ! Two foims of uvBB ! Acute uvBB Bevelops immeuiate aftei tiansplantation oi shoit aftei Chaiacteiizeu by skin iash livei uysfunction uiaiihea ! Chionic uvBB Bevelops moie than 1uu uays aftei tiansplantation Chaiacteiizeu by multisystem autoimmune uisease, skin lesions, joint contiactuies, chionic hepatitis, malabsoiption anu chionic obstiuctive pulmonaiy uisease
Autologous tiansplantation ! Cells aie haivesteu fiom the patient anu aftei conuitioning aie tiansplanteu back ! Nalignant cells aie puigeu in vitio thiough the use of antileukemic monoclonal antibouies oi cytotoxic uiugs
Compaiison of autologous tiansplantation with matcheu allogeneic tiansplantation a) Although allogenic tiansplantation is not available to eveiy patients, almost eveiy patient is eligible foi autologous tiansplantation b) Post tiansplantation moibiuity anu moibiuity aie lowei, hospital stays aie shoitei foi autologous tiansplantation iecipients c) Relapse iate is highei among iecipients of autologous tiansplants
Beaths aftei tiansplantation aie most likely causeu by: a) Complications of conuitioning such as infections oi bleeuing fiom bone maiiow suppiession b) Complications of uvBB c) Relapse (iegiowth of malignant cells u) Failuie of uonoi to engiaft