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revbrashematolhemoter.2016;38(2):95–96

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Revista

Brasileira

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Hematologia

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Hemoterapia

Brazilian

Journal

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Hematology

and

Hemotherapy

Scientific

Comment

Comment

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“Validation

of

interphase

fluorescence

in

situ

hybridization

(iFISH)

of

CD138

positive

cells

in

multiple

myeloma”

Ilana

Zalcberg

Renault

InstitutoNacionaldeCâncer(INCA),RiodeJaneiro,RJ,Brazil

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Articlehistory:

Availableonline18March2016

Geneticstudies playacentralrole inthestudy ofmultiple

myeloma(MM),astheyareacriticalcomponentinthe

risk-basedclassificationofthedisease.Significantefforthasbeen

madetoidentifyandincludegeneticmarkersintheroutine

clinicalcare.TheworkbyKishimotooninterphase

fluores-cenceinsituhybridization(iFISH)ofpurifiedCD138cellsisan

exampleofsucheffort.

iFISHinpurifiedplasmaticcellsisoneofthemostused

techniquesintheclinicalpracticeduetoitsstraightforward

implementationandsimplicityofdataanalysis.iFISHistoday

thestandardtooltodetectgeneticabnormalitiesandfor

dis-easeprognostication.

Itisworthmentioningthatothergenomic–transcriptomic

techniques used in the risk-based classification of MM

patientssuchascomparativegenomichybridization(aCGH),

nextgenerationsequencing(NGS)andgeneexpression

profil-ing(GEPorRNAseq),alsoneedtobeperformedinpurifiedMM

cellstoensureaccurateresults.ThisfactmakesKishimoto’s

articleoftheutmostimportance.

DOIoforiginalarticle:http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.bjhh.2016.01.005.

SeepaperbyKishimotoetal.onpages113–20.

Correspondingauthorat:Lab.BiologiaMolecular,CentrodeTransplantedaMedulaOssea,InstitutoNacionaldeCâncer,Prac¸adaCruz

Vermelha,23,6◦andar,20230-130RiodeJaneiro,RJ,Brazil.

E-mailaddress:ilanazalcberg@yahoo.com.br

Genetic

classification

of

multiple

myeloma

MMisahematologicalmalignancycharacterizedbyan

abnor-mal accumulation of clonal plasma cells (PC) in the bone

marrow(BM).Geneticalterationsareobservedfromtheearly

stagesofthediseaseandarekeyeventsintheestablishmentof

theclonalPCpopulation.Geneticalterationshavebeenused

asabasistoclassifythediseaseandpatientsintodifferent

prognosticgroupsand,moreimportantly,maybeusedinthe

nearfutureaspredictivemarkersoftherapeuticresponse.

TheMayoClinic1proposedasimplifiedgeneticbased

clas-sification (mSMART) which segregates patients into three

prognosticgroups:high,intermediateandstandard

accord-ing togeneticalterations.HighriskMMischaracterizedby

del(17p),t(14;16)andt(14;20);intermediatebyt(4;14),1qgain,

complex karyotype, hypodiploidy or metaphase detected

del13,whilestandardriskMM ischaracterizedbyallother

aberrationsincludingtrisomies(especiallyofchromosomes3,

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.bjhh.2016.03.002

1516-8484/©2016Associac¸ ˜aoBrasileiradeHematologia,HemoterapiaeTerapiaCelular.PublishedbyElsevierEditoraLtda.Thisisan

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5,7,9,11,15,19,and21),t(11;14)andt(6;14).Withthe

excep-tionofthechromosome13deletionwhichshowsprognostic

valueonlyifdetectedbycytogenetics;allotheralterationsare

bestevaluatedbyFISH.2

ItseemsthatFISHwillremainthestandardtechniqueto

detectalterationsandsubsequentstratificationofMMinto

dif-ferentiatedriskgroupsuntilgenomicanalysisbecomeseasyto

interpretandcheaper.ArecentreviewfromtheInternational

Myeloma WorkingGroup (IMWG) pinpointed three specific

aberrations,namelytheIGH/FGFR3fusiongene,1q21gain,and

TP53loss,asmarkerstostratifyhigh-riskMMpatientsat

diag-nosisandrecommendtheiruseintheroutinepractice.3

Two pointsshouldbeemphasized regardingthe genetic

changes that drive risk stratification ofpatients with MM.

Thefirstisthatthe singlemostimportantgenetic

progno-sticfactorinMM,irrespectiveoftreatment,thedel(17p)[TP53

mutation],isnotanearlyeventinMMpathogenesisandis

morecommonlydetectedduringprogression.Theotheristhat

theclonalarchitectureofMMatdiagnosisischaracterizedby

multipleclonesand shiftduringprogressionmainlydueto

therapy.Thismayimplythatprognosticevaluationsneedto

beperformednotonlyatdiagnosisbutalsoduringtreatment.

Finally, it is worth noting that the current genetic

classificationisbased onpatients treatedwith

chemother-apy associated or not to autologous transplantation. New

therapiesbasedonproteasomeinhibitors,

immunomodula-tors(IMiDs) and target-specificdrugs are beingintroduced.

Whetherthissamesetofgeneticalterationswillbesufficient

toindividualizetherapyforMMpatientsinthecontextof

pro-teasomeinhibitorsandIMiDsremainstobedefined.

Alternative

methods

for

detecting

genetic

alterations

in

multiple

myeloma

samples

aCGHisanalternativetechnologytotestcopynumber

varia-tionsthatmaygainaplaceinMMgeneticstratificationinthe

near future. The use of an oligonucleotide 8×60K aCGH

platform complemented with iFISH for

t(4;14)[IGH-FGFR3/MMSET]has recentlybeen described forthe routine

diagnosticsettingofMMpatients.4

Whilethisapproachisvulnerableindetectingsmalland

low numbers of clonalalterations atthe TP53 locus when

comparedtoiFISH,itwasmoreeffectiveindetectingcryptic

losses withintheIGHregion [14q32].Itwassuggestedthat

this approachwas cost neutralwhen comparedwith FISH

screeningandofferstheadvantageofawholegenomescan.

Then again, there are suggestions that the use ofgene

expressionprofiles(GEP)asatechniquetodetect

transloca-tionsinthedetectionofthe17pdeletionmayreplaceiFISH

asatoolforriskstratificationinMM.Finally,nextgeneration

sequencing,ifincludedintheMMevaluation,mayreveal

mod-ificationsinimportantactionabletargetssuchasKRAS,NRAS,

BRAF,FGFR3,CCND1,IDH1,andIDH2.

Nevertheless,untilhigh-resolutiontechniquesarereadyto

entertheclinicalpractice,FISHwillprobablycontinuetobe

thebesttooltoestablishaprognosisforMMpatients.

Conflicts

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interest

Theauthordeclaresnoconflictsofinterest.

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1.MayoClinic.Availablefrom:www.msmart.org[accessed

03.03.16].

2.BraggioE,KortümKM,StewartKA.SnapShot:multiple myeloma.CancerCell.2015;28(5):678.e1.

3.ChngWJ,DispenzieriA,ChimCS,FonsecaR,GoldschmidtH, LentzschSH,etal.IMWGconsensusonriskstratificationin multiplemyeloma.Leukemia.2014;28(2):269–77.

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