Markey_1987_Leukemia_1_236

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Title : Monocyte esterase? A factor involved in the pathogenesis of lymphoproliferative neoplasia - Markey_1987_Leukemia_1_236
Author(s) : Markey GM , Morris TC , Alexander HD , Kyle A , Middleton D , Turner A , Burnside P , Drexler HG , Gaedicke G , Hartmen W , et al.
Ref : Leukemia , 1 :236 , 1987
Abstract :

Monocyte esterase activity was studied in 1,000 doctor-attending patients with normal hematological indices and in 56 patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) or B chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). The incidence of esterase deficiency was significantly greater in the NHL-CLL patients (7.1%) than in the population group (1.7%; p less than 0.05). In the NHL-CLL group, study of the families showed the esterase deficiency to be a familial characteristic. We postulate that the presence of the anomaly may be either a factor predisposing to the development of the NHL or CLL or a factor indicating a predisposition to these disorders.

PubMedSearch : Markey_1987_Leukemia_1_236
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Markey GM, Morris TC, Alexander HD, Kyle A, Middleton D, Turner A, Burnside P, Drexler HG, Gaedicke G, Hartmen W, et al. (1987)
Monocyte esterase? A factor involved in the pathogenesis of lymphoproliferative neoplasia
Leukemia 1 :236

Markey GM, Morris TC, Alexander HD, Kyle A, Middleton D, Turner A, Burnside P, Drexler HG, Gaedicke G, Hartmen W, et al. (1987)
Leukemia 1 :236