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Flow Cytometry for Hematologists

This document summarizes a presentation on flow cytometry principles and applications for leukemia and lymphoma diagnosis. It discusses how flow cytometry works by using fluorescent antibodies to identify specific proteins on cells, which are then passed through a laser beam and detected. Key information obtained includes physical characteristics like size and granularity, as well as chemical markers on the cell surface or interior. Flow cytometry is useful for diagnosis, subtyping tumors, providing prognostic and predictive markers, and monitoring minimal residual disease. When combined with morphology and immunophenotyping, it aids diagnosis and risk stratification of leukemias and lymphomas.

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Flow Cytometry for Hematologists

This document summarizes a presentation on flow cytometry principles and applications for leukemia and lymphoma diagnosis. It discusses how flow cytometry works by using fluorescent antibodies to identify specific proteins on cells, which are then passed through a laser beam and detected. Key information obtained includes physical characteristics like size and granularity, as well as chemical markers on the cell surface or interior. Flow cytometry is useful for diagnosis, subtyping tumors, providing prognostic and predictive markers, and monitoring minimal residual disease. When combined with morphology and immunophenotyping, it aids diagnosis and risk stratification of leukemias and lymphomas.

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Flow cytometry: Principles and Applications

CME in Hematology 2014


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#iagnosis o$ leu*emia , lymp%oma
FCM: principles and applications
FCM: -ssues and trou'les%oots
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#iagnosis o$ leu*emia , lymp%oma
FCM: principles and applications
FCM: -ssues and trou'les%oots
#iagnosis o$ leu*emia , lymp%oma
&umor cells may 'e mature loo*ing
or o$ 'lastic morp%ology++
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1eu*emia lymp%oma diagnosis

Morp%ology
1eu*emia lymp%oma diagnosis

Morp%ology

Ancillary tec%ni2ues
1eu*emia lymp%oma diagnosis

Morp%ology

Ancillary tec%ni2ues
- Immunophenotyping (IHC and FCI)
1eu*emia lymp%oma diagnosis
BCL2
Neutrophils
CD13+, CD16+
-mmunop%enotyping

Morp%ology

Ancillary tec%ni2ues
- Immunophenotyping
- Cytogenetics
1eu*emia lymp%oma diagnosis
t(9;22)
Interphase FISH: BCR/ABL fusion
Cytogenetics
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Morp%ology

Ancillary tec%ni2ues
3 Immunophenotyping
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1eu*emia lymp%oma diagnosis
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#iagnostic la'el

Prognostic mar*er

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Minimal residual disease 4treatment


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#iagnosis o$ leu*emia , lymp%oma
Flow cytometry principles and applications
-ssues and trou'les%oots
-P& %elps in su'typing t%e lineage
o$ t%e tumors.
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spe!ii! protein "ole!ules in tissue or in luids#

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dye, en&y"e, !olloidal (old et!)

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arc%itecture
cytology
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"any other dyes are a%ailable# .ande" dyes <ith
internal luores!en!e resonan!e ener(y transer !an
!reate e%en lon(er <a%elen(ths and "ore !olors#
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0luidi!sC a lo< !ell <ith sheath luid 'hydrodyna"i! o!ussin()
Components o$ a Flow Cytometer
0luidi!sC a lo< !ell <ith sheath luid 'hydrodyna"i! o!ussin()

/pti!sC L5+4$+, sin(le <a%elen(th, !oherent li(ht 'ho<e%er
in!oherent li(ht is o rando"phase %aryin( <ith ti"e and
position)
Components o$ a Flow Cytometer
0luidi!sC a lo< !ell <ith sheath luid 'hydrodyna"i! o!ussin()

/pti!sC L5+4$+, sin(le <a%elen(th, !oherent li(ht 'ho<e%er
in!oherent li(ht is o rando"phase %aryin( <ith ti"e and
position)
a dete!tor and 5nalo(ue*to*Di(ital Con%ersion '5DC) syste" *
<hi!h (enerates 0+C and ++C as <ell as luores!en!e si(nals
ro" li(ht into ele!tri!al si(nals that !an be pro!essed by a
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Components o$ a Flow Cytometer
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o!ussin()

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by a !o"puter

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Components o$ a Flow Cytometer
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in!oherent li(ht is o rando"phase %aryin( <ith ti"e and
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si(nals ro" li(ht into ele!tri!al si(nals that !an be pro!essed
by a !o"puter

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a !o"puter or analysis o the si(nals
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Mae!ker, Nature $e%ie<s, 2612
Mae!ker, Nature $e%ie<s, 2612
Mae!ker, Nature $e%ie<s, 2612
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Auto$luorescent Proteins
Antigen or 1igand #ensity
Apoptosis
EnDyme acti:ity
#0A" 90A content and c%anges in t%e cell cycle
Mem'rane Potential
Cyto*ine receptors and itEs synt%esis
#rug upta*e and e$$lu<
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C%anges in -ntracellular pH
C%anges in -ntracellular calcium
C%anges in -ntracellular glutat%ione
C%anges in /<idati:e 5urst
#rug disco:ery and :accine de:elopment
1# Monitorin( 5,D+ patients
2# ,""unophenotypin(
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8# ?latelet !ounts
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#o we really need oneG CentraliDed la's
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Cytometrist!athologistScientist
"ncologistHematologist support
#endor support
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?5Cs
Platelets
/t%ers
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1ysis o$ red cells
?5Cs
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FCM 3 5ased on scatter pattern

1ymp%ocytes

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0eutrop%ils
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lymp%ocytes
C#4= gating $or 'lasts
C#1@ gating $or 5 cell lymp%omas
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Scatter pattern, FSC vs SSC
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What is an abnormal pattern??
What is an abnormal in this case?
Where do the blasts of acute leukemia
appear in scatter pattern plot??
Forward
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Where do the blasts of acute leukemia go??
Forward
Side
Lots of blasts??
Scant blasts??
Where do the tumor cells of !air cell leukemia go?
Where do the hair cell leukemia go in flow plots?
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separate tumor cells $rom normal
lymp%ocytes
1ysis o$ red cells
5dd 5ntibodies
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1+ Multicolor -mmunop%enotyping
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-mmunop%enotyping %elps in detecting:
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presence or a'sence o$ an antigen
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3 intensity o$ e<pression
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3 presence o$ 'lasts
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3 clonality: 1C9" F3'eta repertoire
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&3cell tu'e I C#4=" C#2" C#8" C#4" C#="C#H" C#A
53cell tu'e I C#4=" C#1@" C#20" C#10"
Myeloid cells I C#4=" C#18" C#88" C#11H
Myeloid tu'e I C#4=" C#14" C#17" C#74
Cytopl+ tu'e I C#4=" &dt" cC#8" cC#H@a" cC#22" AntiMP/
/t%ers I C#4=" C#84" H1A#9 and so on
9eagents re2uired in lymp%omas
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53cell tu'e I C#4=" C#1@" C#20" C#10" *appa" lam'da
C11 tu'e I C#4=" C#1@" C#20" C#=" C#28
&3cell tu'e I C#4=" C#2" C#8" C#4" C#="C#H" C#A
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C#4= I &9
B*!ell tube
C#18 3 F-&C
C#88 3 PE
C#11H I PerCP
C#4= I &9
Myeloid* tube
H1A#9 3 F-&C
C#84 3 PE
C#H I PerCP
C#4= I &9
Mis!ellaneous
u%e
1o7
89:: Bri..iant 8io.et
$2#
FIC P3 PerCP,C-979 P3,C-; APC APC,H;
1 CD=;
;66111
-,36
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD123
;62;11
>0;
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD38
3=6>21
-B1
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD;8
,M1=36
5,CD;8
166 tests
5ouse I+22a
Be'"man Cou.ter
CD3=
3=1263
8F12
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD16
3=16>2
-,16a
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD1>
;;183;
+G2;C1
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD26
6=13>6
L21
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
2 CD=; CD111
;62=3=
2B;#B8
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD16
3=1;23
Leu*11a
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD11b
;;;388
,C$0==
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD1;
;66828
-,>8
;6 tests
5ouse I+5
CD13
338=2;
L138
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD3=
3=6==1
8F12
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
-L5*D$
6=13>3
L2=3'F=6*6)
166 tests
3 CD=; CD36
;61;3;
CB38'NL*61)
;6 tests
CD6=
;;;;21
16#1
166 tests
CD266
;;2=1;
M$C /H*16=
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD=
3=16;=
+33
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD33
333>=6
?61#6
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD133
136*6>6*826
5C133
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
5i.ten-i %iote'h
CD1=
6=13>= I
;66186
M/?>
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
= CD=; CD3
;62=26
UC-.1
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD1a
;;;866
-,1=>
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD1
3=6;81
M*.161
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD;6
;668=2
B1;>
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD;
3=81>6
L11012
166 tests
5ouse I+22a
CD=
;618=1
$?5*.=
;66 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD8
6=1=66
+31
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
# Color $cute %eu&emia Panel
; CD=; !ytoCD3
;62=26
UC-.1
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
5M?/
3=6;86
;B8
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
Cyto CD1>a
3=6;1>
-M=1
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
Cyto CD22
3=6>33
+*-CL*1
166 tests
5ouse I+22%
6
. !ell
M$D
CD8
;61611
+31
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
CytoCD3
;62=26
UC-.1
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
.dt CD= sura!eCD3 CD; CD1
;6166=
M*.161
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD=;
1 CD=;
>
MD+
tube1
CD=; CD111
;62=3=
2B;#B8
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
-L5*D$
3=1363
F=6*6
166 tests
5ouse I+22a
CD11b
;;;388
,C$0==
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD=
3=16;=
+33
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD33
333>=6
?61#6
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD3=
3=6==1
8F12
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD1=
6=13>= I
;66186
M/?>
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
MD+
tube2
CD=; CD111
;62=3=
2B;#B8
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD16
3=1;23
Leu*11a
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD66b
;616;6
F160;
;6 tests
5ouse I+5
CD1;
;66828
-,>8
;6 tests
5ouse I+5
CD13
338=2;
L138
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD11b
;;661>
,C$0==
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD6=
;611>6
16#1
;6 tests
5ouse I+2#
# Color $cute %eu&emia Panel
u%e
1o7
89:: Bri..iant 8io.et
$2#
FIC P3 PerCP,C-979 P3,C-; APC APC,H;
1
5R&
tu%e
BALL
CD=;
;66111
-,36
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD1>
;62==6
-,B1>
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD12
;;;>18
G=*111
166 tests
5ouse I+22%
CD266
;;2=1;
M$C /H*16=
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD3=
3=1263
8F12
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD16
3=16>2
-,16a
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
CD133
136*6>6*826
5C133
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
5i.ten-i %iote'h
CD26
6=13>6
L21
166 tests
5ouse I+2#
# Color $cute %eu&emia Panel
u%e
1o7
89:: Bri..iant 8io.et
$2#
FIC P3 PerCP,C-979 P3,C-; APC APC,H;
Compre%ensi:e panel o$ anti'odies
used $or 1,1 diagnosis
Case 1
= year old 'oy wit% $e:er I 1 mont%
Classi!al 3*= !olor
%iagnosis
MP/ negati:e 0SE negati:e
%iagnosis
(mmunophenotping
0+C %s ++C
Blasts only
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C#10;" C#1@;" H1A#9;
0L,
DLBCL
B !ell 5LL,
BurkittJs Ly"pho"a
C#10;" C#1@;" H1A#9;
0L,
DLBCL
-e"ato(ones
'.dt+I*)
B !ell 5LL,
BurkittJs Ly"pho"a
Thus morpholo%y ade)uate panels !ith patterns
analysis cyto%enetics and clinical history
Case 2
$& year old girl. presented ,ith fe1er for & ,ee2s%
!eripheral /lood smear re1eals high counts ,ith
/last li2e cells
Acute leu*emia
cytochemical M!" negati1e
What ne0t?
FCI done
6 cell tu/e 7 3egati1e
Myeloid tu/e 7 3egati1e
5ll 4 cell mar2ers including C'* 7 3egati1e
6lasts e0pressed only C'8
&3cell mar*ers
- C'*
- C'8
- C'&
- C')
- C'(C'9
?%at do you ne<tG
'o cytoplasmic mar2ers
#iagnosis
&3cell A11
3ote: 6lasts may /e surface C'* negati1e
&issue $low
4= year old male"
le$t cer:ical 10 since 1 mont%
1ymp% node F0AC done
4= year old male" 10 3 $nac
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Nodular pattern
Common 5 cell 0H1s e<pressing C#= 4&3cell mar*er6
1+C11 I e<press C#28
2+ MC1 I e<press cyclin #1 4not 'y $low6
1ymp%oma #iagnosis
;old standard is /iopsy plus IHC
FCM and lymp%oma diagnosis

5est $or C1P#s

Mostly 5 cell type and panels are well de$ined

Also used $or lymp% node 'iopsy" aspirate"


$luids and ot%er tissues
& cell lymp%omas are rare
0eed ela'orate panel

Altered e<pression o$ pan & cell mar*ers li*e C#2" C#8" C#= and
C#H 4also seen in -M" CMF6

Su'set restriction o$ C#4 or C#A 4also seen in -M" H-F" A-#6

-ncreased e<pression o$ mar*ers li*e C#2= wit%,wit%out C#4

A'errant e<pression o$ C#10" C#80" C#108" &dt" Al*1 etc+

A'errant e<pression o$ C#17" C#=7

F 'eta repertoire

H&1F31 serology" PC9 $or &C9 gene rearrangements


1ymp%oma Screening &u'e
- $) anti/odies in one tu/e
- Mutually e0clusi1e 5/s
1ymp%oma screening tu'e
1= color panel
C#4= Ale<a H00
C#8A
C#1@;&C9# F421
C#8;C#14 F=00
C#= PCH
C#4; C#20
C#H;Cyto lam'da PE
C#A; cyto Jappa F-&C
C#10 APC
C#84 EC#
C#8A Ale<aH=0
Plasma cell 0eoplasms
A color Myeloma panel
ating strategies
First tu'e $or Myeloma" &MH

C#8A F-&C

C#1@ F4=0

C#20 APCHH

C#2H PE

C#2AAPC

C#4= F=00

C#11HPEcyH

C#=7 PerCP cy=+=


P Su'ramanian
Second myeloma tu'e" &MH

Cyto 1am'da F-&C

Cyto Jappa PE

C#4= APC HH

C#8A PerCP3Cy=+=

C#1@ PE3CyH

C#=7 APC

5lan*

5lan*
P Su'ramanian
Case o$ plasma cell dyscrasia
4eig%t color6
A color -P&

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