Guest guest Posted November 3, 2006 Report Share Posted November 3, 2006 Clinical Applications Conference in NY Incorporated most of my notes here: http://www.lymphomation.org/type-CLL.htm in section on Treatments Other: = CLL cell birth to death rates correlates with disease progression. Range: .11 to 1.76% birth rates per day. = Heterogeneity (differences in cytogenetic abnormalities): stage of maturation of malignant clones antigen reactivity - auto or foreign antigen antigen binding properties (specificity and response) Unmutated - 90% autoreactive 80% polyreactive = CD38+ & ZAP 70 has dynamic influence on heterogeneity of clones such as on: cd69, HLA-R, -2 cell cycling; Ki-67 cell; shorter telomerese = Seems like the correct approach: studies in CLL look at molecular subtypes and correlate response to specific molecular defects. = Not quite definitive, but obtaining minimal residual disease from treatment is associated with improved survival. = There's a need to do comparative studies to define which of the many promising combination therapies is best and for which cytogenetic group. - Karl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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