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Table 1 MDS patient characteristics of the material used for in vitro experiments

From: Significant improvement of bone marrow-derived MSC expansion from MDS patients by defined xeno-free medium

Patient ID

WHO 2016

IPSS

Agerange

Sex

Karyotype

Tracking lesions

P01

MDS-MLD

low

60–65

m

46,XY[20]

TET2

P02

MDS-EB1

int-1

60–65

m

46,XY[20]

SF3B1

P03

MDS-MLD

int-2

70–75

m

46,XY[20]

Not detected

P04

MDS-EB1

int-2

60–65

m

46,XY, + 1.der(1;16)(q10;p10)[18/20]

RUNX1, IDH1, IDH2, SRSF2

P05

MDS-EB2

high

60–65

m

45,X, -Y [11]; 45,X,-Y,del(9)(q21q32) [5]; 45,X,-Y,del(9)(q13q34)[4]

KRAS

P06

MDS-EB2

int-2

40–45

f

45,XX,-7[15]

IDH2

P07

MDS-MLD

int-1

70–75

m

46,XY[20]

Not detected

P08

MDS-RS-MLD

low

70–75

m

46,XY[20]

SF3B1

P09

MDS-MLD

int-1

80–85

m

46,XY[20]

Not detected

P10

MDS-MLD

int-1

80–85

f

46, XX[25]

ASXL1, DNMT3A

P11

MDS-EB1

int-1

55–60

f

46,XX[20]

TP53, SF3B1

P04_2

MDS-EB1

int-2

60–65

m

46,XY, + 1.der(1;16)(q10;p10)[18/20]

RUNX1, IDH1, IDH2, SRSF2

  1. The table displays the WHO classification 2016, IPSS, age, sex and karyotype of the MDS patients whose MSCs were used for experiments
  2. MDS Myelodysplastic Neoplasms, IPSS MDS risk score according to international prognostic scoring system, int Intermediate, m Male, f Female