Table 1 Clinical and molecular characteristics of NRASmut AML.

From: Mutational spectrum and prognosis in NRAS-mutated acute myeloid leukemia

Characteristics

Median (interquartile range) or N (%)

Gender (male)

76 (50%)

Age (years)

44 (30–55)

Age ≥ 60 years

25 (16%)

M3

12 (8%)

NRAS type

 G12/G13

120 (79%)

 Q61

26 (17%)

 Mix

5 (3%)

 NRAS VAF (%)

15 (6–33)

 NRAS VAF (≥ 15%)

76(50%)

 WBC counts (× 109/L)

31 (9–75)

 WBC counts (≥ 100 × 109/L)

27 (18%)

 HGB counts (g/L)

75 (63–89)

 HGB counts (≥ 110 g/L)

15 (10%)

 PLT counts (× 109/L)

31 (15–71)

 PLT counts (≥ 100 × 109/L)

20 (13%)

 BM blasts (%)

59 (36–85)

 BM blasts (≥ 80%)

45 (30%)

Fusion genes (N = 135)

 AML1-ETO

16 (12%)

 MYH11-CBFβ

15 (11%)

 MLL

7 (5)

 BCR-ABL

2 (1)

SET-CAN

1 (1)

 NUP98

1 (1)

 DEK-CAN

1 (1)

 AML-EVI1

1 (1)

 AML-MTG1

1 (1)

 Risk group

 Good

41 (27%)

 Intermediate

64 (42%)

 Poor

47 (31%)

Number of co-mutations (≥ 3)

35 (23%)

Allo-HSCT

24 (16%)

Non-CR

36 (24%)

Death

61 (40%)

  1. VAF Variant allele frequency, WBC white blood cell, HGB hemoglobin, PLT platelets, BM bone marrow, allo-HSCT allogenic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, CR complete remission.