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PATOGENESI MOLECOLARE DEI
LINFOMI NON-HODGKIN
Divisione di Ematologia
Dipartimento di Medicina Clinica e Sperimentale
Università del Piemonte Orientale Amedeo Avogadro
ASO Maggiore della Carità
Novara
Gianluca Gaidano
SIMPOSIO SIES
MOLECULAR PATHWAYS in B-CELL LYMPHOMAGENESIS
GERMINALCENTER
MANTLE
MARGINALZONE
PLASMA CELL
MEMORYB-CELS
VIRGINB-CELLS
BCL-2
DLBCL
?
p53p15, p16ASHM
Mantle
cell
lymphoma
CYCLIN D1
Primary effusion
lymphoma
HHV-8
Lymphoplasmacytoid
lymphoma
PAX-5
MALT
lymphoma
MALT-1(Infectious Agents)
c-MYCp53
BCL-6Burkitt
lymphoma
Follicular
lymphoma
DIFFUSE LARGE B CELL LYMPHOMA
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
Heterogeneity due to:
• clinical presentation
• response to therapy & survival
• genotype
• phenotype
• GEP
• host’s immunity (HIV, PTLD)
• de novo vs transformed
Plasmacells
Virgin B-cells
Germinal centre B-cellsMemory B-cells
BCL6
CD138MUM1
SHM
Burkitt/Burkitt-like lymphoma
DLBCL-centroblastic
BCL6+
/MUM1–
/CD138–
BCL6–
/MUM1+
/CD138–
Polymorphic PTLD
DLBCL-immunoblastic DLBCL-immunoblastic
BCL6–
/MUM1+
/CD138+
HISTOGENESIS and PATHOGENESIS of PTLD
Capello, Blood 2003 Rinaldi, BJH 2005 Lucioni, Transplantation 2006
AIDS- BL
AIDS- LCL BL-lines LCL PEL
AIDS- IBL MM
BCL6CD27CD10CD23CD30CD39IRF-4BLIMP-1CD138
lymphoblastoid-associated
plasma cell-associated
germinal center immuno-blastic
plasma cell
4-4 0-2 2
MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY of HIV-NHL and of PEL
Naïve B Centroblast Centrocyte
Plasma Cell
Post-GCGerminal Center (GC)Pre-GCMemory B
HL
PAX-5
LCL: EBV-immortalized lymphoblastoid cell lines; MM: multiple myeloma cell lines
Blood 2004
Blood 2005
Adv Cancer Res 2005
A: Expression of BCL6 and/or
CD10 but NOT MUM1/CD138
B: Expression of BCL6 and/or
CD10 and MUM1and/or CD138
C: Expression MUM1and/orCD138
but NOT BCL6 and/or CD10
HISTOGENETIC MARKERS and PROGNOSIS in HIV-NHL
(Hoffman et al., Blood 2005)
DIFFUSE LARGE B CELL LYMPHOMA
Heterogeneity due to:
• clinical presentation
• response to therapy & survival
• genotype
• phenotype
• GEP
• host’s immunity (HIV, PTLD)
• de novo vs transformed:
from follicular lymphoma
from CLL (Richter’s syndrome)
FL
DLBCL
CLL
SOMATIC HYPERMUTATION:BEYOND IgV GENES
physiologicalphysiological aberrant (DLCL)aberrant (DLCL)
BCL-6BCL-6Fas/CD95Fas/CD95IgVIgV PIM-1PIM-1c-MYCc-MYCPAX-5PAX-5
RhoHRhoH/TTF/TTF
ASHM in TRANSFORMATION of FOLLICULAR LYMPHOMA to DLBCL
Case PAX-5 RhoH/TTF PIM-1
1A
1B
2A
2B
3A
3B
4A
4B
5A
5B
6A
6B
7A
7B
8A
8B
9A
9B
10A
10B
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G847A
G847A, C938T
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G1025A
G656T
G656T, C1207T,
G1325T, G1333A
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T319C, T495G, A518T, T562A, G694A, T732C,
C788G, A848C, A857C, A880G, G884T, C890G, T895C, A985C
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G938A
G938A, G963A
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T732G
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C1458T
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C1540G
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c-MYC
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G4652T, C4653G
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Rossi et al., Haematologica 2006
Rossi et al., Leukemia 2006
RICHTER’s SYNDROME
BM PB
• Transformation to DLBCL occurs in 2-10% CLL, depending on length of follow-
up and re-biopsy policy (Tsimberidou et al, 2005)
• Evidence of clinical predictors of Richter syndrome is scattered
• The value of molecular and phenotypic risk factors of CLL progression as
predictors of transformation is unknown
Lymph node
Q1: Are transforming CLL biologicaly different from non-
transforming CLL?
Q2: Is it possible to identify predictors of CLL transformation to
DLBCL?
Q3: Which lesions are acquired at the time of transformation?
CLL DLBCL
Issues To Be Addressed
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
55.2%
25.5%
21.8%
10.9%
6.7%
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
del 13q
+12
Normal
del 17p
del 11q
FISH karyotype
IGHV mutated63.7%
IGHV unmutated
36.3%
IGHV mutation
BIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE CLL COHORT (n=185)
CD38 positive32.8%
CD38 negative67.2%
CD38 expression
ZAP70 positive31.0%
ZAP70 negative61.0%
ZAP70 expression
90%
10%
0 50 100
Mutated p53
Wt p53
16%
84%
0 50 100
p53 inactivation
No p53 inactivation
p53 status
BIOPSY POLICY
Patients were biopsied at CLL diagnosis or at CLL progession in the case of:
• Lymph node size >5 cm
• Doubling of lymph node size <3 months
• Extranodal lesions
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
CUMULATIVE INCIDENCE of
CLL TRANSFORMATION to RICHTER SYNDROME
months
n=185
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5-year: 13.6% (95% CI: 7.0-20.1% )
10-year: 16.2% (95% CI: 8.0-24.4% )
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
Median time to transformation:
23.0 months
(95%CI: 15.9-30.1 months)
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CLINICAL FEATURES AT DLBCL DIAGNOSIS (n =17)
Age (years) 70
Male: female 11:6
ECOG PS >1 6/17 (35.2%)
Rai III-IV 3/17 (17.7%)
Binet B-C 14/17 (82.4%)
Ann Arbor III-IV 17/17 (100.0%)
B symptoms 9/17 (52.9%)
Bulky >10 cm 7/17 (43.7%)
Largest lymph node >5 cm 9/16 (56.2%)
Extranodal sites >1 9/16 (56.2%)
Splenomegaly 5/16 (31.2%)
Peripheral blood involvement by large
cells/immunoblasts3/15 (20.0%)
Peripheral blood lymphocytes ( x 109/l) 4.7
Hb (g/dl) 12.7
Platelets (x 109/l) 204
Beta-2-microglobulin (mg/l) 3
LDH (U/l) 500
Alkaline phosphatase (U/l) 173
Albumin (g/l) 39
IPI 0-2 4/15 (26.7%)
IPI 3-5 11/15 (73.3%)Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
6% (1/16)
94% (15/16)
Clonally related Clonally unrelated
IGHV GENE ANALYSIS
35.3%
64.7%
32.9%
67.1%
TRANSFORMING CLL (n=17) NON-TRANSFORMING CLL (n=168)
p=0.009
IGHV homology >98%
IGHV homology <98%Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
FISH KARYOTYPE
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
p=0.002
19.1% (30/157)
TRANSFORMING CLL NON-TRANSFORMING CLL
18.7% (3/16)
21.7% (34/157)18.7% (3/16)
18.7% (3/16)
58.6%
(92/157)
Normal
del13q14
del 17p13
+12
del11q22-23
> 2 FISH lesions
18.7% (3/16)
18.7% (3/16)
50.0% (8/16)
5.6% (9/157)
23.6% (37/157)
10.2% (16/157)
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
CD38 AND ZAP70 EXPRESSION
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
p=0.001
p=0.004
TRANSFORMING CLL NON-TRANSFORMING CLL
ZAP70>20%
CD38>30%
35.8% (43/120)
87.5% (7/8)
29.2% (49/168)
73.3% (11/15)
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
Q1: Are transforming CLL biologicaly different from non-
transforming CLL?
Q2: Is it possible to identify predictors of DLBCL
transformation in CLL?
Q3: Which lesions are acquired at the time of transformation?
CLL DLBCL
Issues To Be Addressed
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
IGHV homology >98%
IGHV homology <98%
p=0.006
months
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%)
BIOLOGICAL PREDICTORS of RS: IGHV HOMOLOGY
Transformation at 5 years
IGHV homology >98% 28.3%
IGHV homology <98% 7.0%Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
IGHV4-39
No IGHV4-39
p<0.001
months
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Transformation at 5 years
IGHV4-39 56.2%
No IGHV4-39 11.1%
BIOLOGICAL PREDICTORS of RS: IGHV GENE USAGE
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
months
del13q14
p=0.004
No del13q14
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Transformation at 5
years
No del13q14 25.4%
del13q14 3.8%
BIOLOGICAL PREDICTORS of RS: FISH KARYOTYPE
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
CD38 >30%
CD38 <30%
p<0.001
months
Transformation at 5 years
CD38 >30 35.4%
CD38<30 4.7%
BIOLOGICAL PREDICTORS OF RS: CD38 EXPRESSION
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DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
ZAP70 >20%
ZAP70 <20%
p=0.007
months
Transformation at 5 years
ZAP70 >20 22.3%
ZAP70 <20 2.3%
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BIOLOGICAL PREDICTORS OF RS: ZAP70 EXPRESSION
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
Transformation at 5 years
Lymph node >3 cm 49.9%
Lymph node <3 cm 6.1%
Lymph node >3 cm
Lymph node <3 cm
p<0.001
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months
CLINICAL PREDICTORS OF RS: LIMPH NODE SIZE
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
Transformation at 5 years
LDH > ULN 42.3%
LDH <ULN 8.6%
LDH >ULN
LDH < ULN
p=0.001
months
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CLINICAL PREDICTORS OF RS: LDH
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
Transformation at 5 years
Binet B/C 29.6%
Binet A 7.1%
Binet B/C
Binet A
p=0.004
months
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CLINICAL PREDICTORS OF RS: BINET STAGE
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
• Absence of del13q14 is:
an independent predictor of RS by multivariate analysis
significantly more frequent in transforming CLL
may be acquired at transformation to DLBCL
• del13q14 has been shown to activate molecular pathways that are
distinct from those of CLL without del13q14 (Calin et al, N Engl J Med 2005;
Kienle et al, J Clin Oncol 2005)
• Transformation to DLBCL of another indolent B-cell disorder, i.e.
MALT lymphoma, has been documented to be influenced by
chromosomal aberrations and differences in disease pathogenesis(Starostik et al, Blood 2002)
del13q14 and CLL TRANSFORMATION to DLBCL
CD38:
is an independent predictor of RS
is significantly more frequent in transforming CLL
signalling activation induces transformation of CLL cells to
proliferating plasmablasts reminiscent of RS blasts
(Deaglio et al, Blood. 2003; 102:2146)
CD38 and TRANSFORMATION to RICHTER’s SYNDROME
Role of CD38 polymorphism
Deaglio et al., Blood 2006
Q1: Are transforming CLL biologicaly different from non-
transforming CLL?
Q2: Is it possible to identify predictors of DLBCL transformation
in CLL?
Q3: Which lesions are acquired at the time of
transformation?
CLL DLBCL
Issues To Be Addressed
KARYOTYPE EVOLUTION at TRANSFORMATION to DLBCL
Case FISH
CLL DLBCL
GG normal normal
KB normal del 17p13
MF +12, +12 +12, +12
MP +12+12
del 17p13
PA del 11q22-23 del 11q22-23
PLdel 11q22-q23
del 13q14normal
PM normal normal
RO del 17p13 del 17p13
TSdel17p13
del 13q14
-12
del17p13
del 13q14
CLL DLBCL
KB / LSIp53 PL / LSID13S319 (O) + Rb1 (G)
CLL DLBCL
p53 MUTATIONS at CLL TRANSFORMATION to DLBCL
Case p53 status
CLL DLBCL
BA wt C13208T (Pro177Ser)
BF wt wt
BG wt G14099A (Glu258Lys)
CAM wt G14487A (Arg273His)
GG wt wt
GL wt wt
GM C14512G(Arg281Glu)C14512G(Arg281Glu)
C13397T (Arg213STOP)
KB wt C13397T (Arg213STOP)
MF wt wt
MP wt wt
NGL wt del13069-13071
PA wt wt
PL +C13134(Pro152frameshift) +C13134(Pro152frameshift)
PM wt wt
RO wt G14038A(Met237Ile)
TS wt A13215T(His179Leu)
VF wt wt
• Lymph node size >3 cm predicts RS independent of clues of
leukemic disease
• Extensive lymph node colonization by CLL, rather than
colonization of blood, marrow or spleen, appears to be a
prerequisite for RS transformation
• Lymph node colonization may expose CLL cells to the
genetic instability of the lymph node microenvironment
LIMPH NODE SIZE and
RICHTER’s SYNDROME TRANSFORMATION
ABERRANT SOMATIC HYPERMUTATION IS RARELY
INVOLVED in CLL TRANSFORMATION to DLBCL
0
4/9
(44%)
0
1/9
(11%)
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
FL DLBCL from FL B-CLL DLBCL from B-CLL
mutations in >1 gene
Rossi et al, Haematologica 2006 Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
PERSPECTIVES
• SNP array on CLL/DLBCL pairs
• Telomere length
• CD49d expression
• GEP of transforming CLL vs non-transforming CLL
• GEP of RS vs de novo DLBCL
Division of Hematology
DIMECS & IRCAD
Novara
BCL2-938C>A POLYMORPHISM DOES NOT PREDICT RS
p=0.990
AAAC
months
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CC
5-year transformation
CC 12.7%
AC 14.5%
AA 14.9% Rossi et al., Blood, in press
• High risk of transformation to DLBCL is indicated by:
no del13q14 + lymph node size >3 cm
CD38 positivity + IGHV4-39 usage
• In CLL at high risk of transformation, a close
monitoring and a careful biopsy policy may be helpful
for prompt recognition of DLBCL
• Prompt recognition of DLBCL may improve RS
prognosis (Tsimberidou et al, J Clin Oncol. 2006)
CLUES FOR CLINICAL MANAGEMENT
Division of HematologyDepartment of Clinical and Experimental Medicine & IRCAD
Università del Piemonte Orientale Amedeo Avogadro
& ASO Maggiore della Carità
Novara
Clinical teamDavide Rossi
Silvia Franceschetti
Monia Lunghi
Lorenzo De Paoli
Paola Riccomagno
Chiara Vendramin
Paola Zigrossi
Annarita Conconi
Lab teamDaniela Capello
Michaela Cerri
Clara Deambrogi
Silvia Rasi
Valeria Spina
Stefania Cresta
Division of Statistics
& Clinical Epidemiology
AAUEP - Novara
Division of Pathology
AAUEP - Novara
Corrado Magnani
Antonio Ramponi
Guido Monga
Hematology Unit
CRO - Aviano
Experimental Oncology
IOSI - Bellinzona
Francesca Rossi
Antonella Zucchetto
Valter Gattei
Andrea Rinaldi
Ivo Kwee
Francesco Bertoni
Division of Hematology
University of Torino
Marco Ladetto