Acute Lymphoblastic Crisis in a Patient with Chronic Lymphatic Leukemia
A Klajman, Abraham Yaretzky, J. Manor, Zeev P. Steiner
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A Klajman, Abraham Yaretzky, J. Manor, Zeev P. Steiner
Abstract
A case of chronic lymphatic leukemia terminating in a lymphoblastic crisis is described. The small lymphocytes were demonstrated to be B cells, they carried immunoglobulins on their surface and formed EAC rosettes. The lymphoblasts had no immunoglobulins on their surface and only 18% of them formed EAC rosettes, none formed E rosettes. The lymphoblasts could be either immature B cells or Null cells.
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A case of chronic lymphatic leukemia terminating in a lymphoblastic crisis is described. The small lymphocytes were demonstrated to be B cells, they carried immunoglobulins on their surface and formed EAC rosettes. The lymphoblasts had no immunoglobulins on their surface and only 18% of them formed EAC rosettes, none formed E rosettes. The lymphoblasts could be either immature B cells or Null cells.
Key concepts: Lymphoblast, Surface Immunoglobulin, Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Antibody, Chronic lymphatic leukemia, Lymphatic system, Null cell, Immunology