摘要
目的探讨Hodgkin病(HD)Hodgkin/ReedSternberg(H/RS)细胞的性质和来源。方法从8例HD冰冻切片上共提取H/RS细胞68个,用IgH通用引物FRⅢa/JH和κ、λ轻链家族性特异性引物行PCR检测。结果1例淋巴细胞为主型(LP)HD的H/RS细胞重复出现IgH和Vκ4家族重排;2例结节硬化型HD(NSHD)中,1例H/RS细胞有单次的IgH、Vκ4和Vλ3重排;1例有重复的Vκ4重排,单次的IgH和Vκ2、4重排;5例混合细胞型(MC)HD中,1例有重复的IgH重排,单次的Vκ3和Vλ4重排;1例有重复的Vκ4重排,单次的Vλ3和IgH重排;2例有重复的IgH重排和单次的IgH重排;1例有重复的IgH和Vκ3重排,单次的Vλ2、4重排。结论(1)LPHD的H/RS细胞具有克隆性IgH和Vκ4基因重排,支持LPHD为B细胞克隆性增生的结论;(2)IgH和κ、λ基因重排的出现,提示NSHD和MCHD的H/RS细胞来源于不同分化阶段的B细胞,可能为单克隆性,也有可能为寡克隆性增生。本研究的新颖之处在于:(1)改进后的单个细胞PCR方法和K¨uppers等人的原方法相比较,?
Objective To investigate the origin and cell lineage of Hodgkin/ReedSternberg (H/RS) cells from various subtypes of Hodgkin′s disease (HD). Methods 68 single H/RS cells were taken from frozen section of 8 cases of HD. The DNA from these single cells was amplified by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with immunoglobulin heavy chain gene FRⅢa/JH primers and light chain familyspecific primers. Results (1) IgH and Vκ4 rearrangements were repeatedly found in H/RS cells from one case of lymphocytic predominant HD (LPHD). (2) Repeated and unique IgH and Vκ2,4 rearrangements were observed in 1 case of nodular sclerosing HD (NSHD) and unique IgH, Vλ3/Vκ4 rearrangements in another case of NSHD. (3) Repeated IgH/Vλ3 and unique Vλ2,4 rearrangements, repeated Vκ4 and unique IgH/Vκ3 rearrangements, plus repeated IgH and unique Vκ3/Vλ4 rearrangements were detected respectively in 3 cases of mixed cellularity HD (MCHD). Repeated and unique rearrangements were found respectively in 2 cases of MCHD. Conclusions The H/RS cells isolated from LPHD had monoclonal Igh and Vκ4 gene rearrangements, which supports the conclusion that LPHD is a monoclonal proliferation of B cells. The appearance of IgH and κ,λ gene rearrangement suggest that the H/RS cells isolated from classical HD (MCHD and NSHD) originate from B lineage cells at various stages of differentiation.
出处
《中华病理学杂志》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
1998年第4期265-268,共4页
Chinese Journal of Pathology
基金
国家自然科学基金
关键词
基因重排
聚合酶链反应
霍杰金病
H/R-S细胞
Hodgkin′s disease Gene rearrangement Polymerase chain reaction Hodgkin/ReedSternberg cell