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ASH Image Bank (2004); doi:10.1182/ashimagebank-2004-101172
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Atlas Image Set
Granular ALL
Ruth Rose
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Peter Maslak
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Peripheral blood reveals circulating blasts with scant cytoplasm.
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High power view reveals that some of the blasts have distinctive azurophilic granules. Flow cytometry demonstrates pre-B immunophenotype.
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The blast population (red) is defined by CD45 and side scatter gating.
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Blasts are Tdt positive.
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Blasts dual-express CD19 and CD10.
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Blasts express CD19 (B lineage) but not CD13 (myeloid lineage).
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Blasts express CD22 (B lineage) but not CD2 (T lineage).
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Blasts co-express CD10 and HLA-DR.
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Blasts express CD34 (stem cell) but not CD33 (myeloid lineage).
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Many of the blasts have morphology more typical of ALL; a high nuclear-cytoplasmic ratio devoid of granules.
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