2020
DOI: 10.1111/bjh.16615
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Distinct bone marrow morphologic features discriminate myelodysplastic syndromes patients with and without an early platelet response to decitabine

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“…3 c). As published earlier, biopsies of MDS patients with EPR after DAC treatment displayed an increased number of “naked” MKs with a large nucleus and less cytoplasm indicating high rates of platelet shedding 13 . Therefore, we stained bone marrow cryosections for GPIX (MK and platelet specific marker) and found no alteration in the percentage of “naked” MKs in DAC-treated mice compared to control mice (Fig.…”
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“…3 c). As published earlier, biopsies of MDS patients with EPR after DAC treatment displayed an increased number of “naked” MKs with a large nucleus and less cytoplasm indicating high rates of platelet shedding 13 . Therefore, we stained bone marrow cryosections for GPIX (MK and platelet specific marker) and found no alteration in the percentage of “naked” MKs in DAC-treated mice compared to control mice (Fig.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Additional studies will be needed using mouse models, which are engineered to recapitulate MDS characteristics. Interestingly, patients with EPR showed an overall stable or even increased bone marrow cellularity after DAC treatment, whereas non-responsers showed reduced cellularity 13 . In agreement with the patient data, we observed reduced bone marrow cellularity in mice after DAC treatment.…”
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