PDGFRB fusion

Finally, a TPM3::NTRK1 fusion or MAP2K1 deletion were detected in 2 children with systemic JXG who experienced spontaneous disease regression. This study advances the molecular understanding of histiocytic neoplasms and may guide diagnostics and clinical management.

Our study has unveiled a newfound fusion gene, TERF2::PDGFRB, and we have found that patients carrying this fusion gene exhibit sensitivity to dasatinib. When transfused into mice, Ba/F3 cells with the TERF2::PDGFRB fusion gene induce tumorigenesis and a shortened lifespan in cell-derived graft models, but this outcome can be improved with imatinib treatment. In summary, we have identified the novel TERF2::PDGFRB fusion gene, which exhibits oncogenic potential both in vitro and in vivo, making it a potential therapeutic target for tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs).

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We confirmed the oncogenic potential of NRIP1::PDGFRB in vitro and the efficacy of all ABL1-specific inhibitor generations, including imatinib, dasatinib, nilotinib, and ponatinib, in suppressing this potential. PDGFRB activation mechanism may include juxtamembrane domain truncation in the predicted peptide. In conclusion, we determined a novel fusion gene pattern in Ph-like ALL.

To target this PDGFRB hyperactivation, we evaluated the therapeutic effects of a selective PDGFRB inhibitor, CP-673451, both in vitro and in vivo and demonstrated sensitivity if the receptor is hyperactivated. Altogether, our work reveals that hyperactivation of PDGFRB is an oncogenic driver in T-ALL/T-LBL and that screening T-ALL/TLBL patients for phosphorylated PDGFRB levels can serve as a biomarker for PDGFRB inhibition as a novel targeted therapeutic strategy in their treatment regimen.

Background The combination of dasatinib and blinatumomab represented a chemotherapy-free treatment approach, which had been employed in the management of newly diagnosed Philadelphia chromosome-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). A recent study demonstrated that combination therapy of ponatinib with blinatumomab may achieve better efficacy, with a complete molecular response (CMR) rate of 87%...However, further clinical trials are needed to definitively establish the efficacy of this treatment approach and validate the potential benefits. This research was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NFSC82170163, 81970147), Clinical Study of Nanfang Hospital(LC2016ZD009/2019CR012).

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A high sensitivity to targeted therapy with imatinib (IM) is expected... A long-term experience of rare PDGFRB –positive diseases observation reveals that FISH is an optimal method for detection of various PDGFRB gene rearrangements and it should be done in all pts with HES and previously excluded PDGFRA (including those with unchanged karyotype). The IM effectiveness in PDGFRB -positive neoplasms is ambiguous which may be due to the partner gene of PDGFRB. The choice of IM dose should be 400 mg QD.

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Integrative single-cell analysis was performed on Ph-like ALL and Ph ALL patients, and revealed Ph-like specific B-cell subpopulations and shared malignant B cells characterized by the ectopic expression of the inhibitory receptor CLEC2D. Collectively, scRNA-seq of Ph-like ALL with a novel TPR-PDGFRB fusion gene provides valuable insights into the underlying heterogeneity associated with disease progression and offers useful information for the development of immunotherapeutic techniques in the future.

Ph-like ALL is a heterogeneous group of disorders, Overall survival was significantly different between the different genomic groups. Children with abl1 positive or CRLF2 positive had better survival, while those with PDGFRB positive or abl2 positive had a poor outcome.

Pediatric ALL patients with PDGFRB fusions have a poor outcome. This subtype of ALL is associated with high-risk clinical features such as older age, high WBC count at diagnosis, high MRD after induction therapy, and increased risk of leukemia relapse. The addition of TKI to chemotherapy can improve the early remission rate of treatment, but does not improve the long-term survival.

The treatments and outcomes varied greatly depending on the type of disease, although tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) were not effective. In contrast to neoplasms with ETV6::PDGFRB fusion, myeloid neoplasms with ETV6::ACSL6 fusion have unique characteristics.

Patients with increased basophilic granulocyte and/or mast cells in peripheral blood and/or bone marrow should be screened for PDGFRB abnormality and myeloid or lymphatic tumor. Patients bearing PDGFRB abnormality have a good response to imatinib.