Fig. 1From: Aggressive natural killer-cell neoplasm presenting in the marrow: a report of two cases including one with gains of chromosomes 4q and 9pCase 1. Flow cytometric analysis of the marrow aspirate shows that the gated atypical lymphocytes express surface CD2 and CD56 but not CD3 or CD7 (a-c). In addition, they express cytoplasmic CD3 but not TdT, indicating an NK-cell phenotype. Marrow trephine shows a hypercellular marrow with extensive infiltration by small to medium-sized atypical lymphocytes (d and e, HE stains; original magnifications × 200 and × 1000, respectively). The tumor cells express cytoplasmic CD3 (f), TIA-1 (g) and EBER (h). Analyses of genomic copy number alteration using the HumanCytoSNP-12 Beadchip (Illumina). i and j, These two panels show evidence of gain of one copy at 4q21-q35 (i) and 9p24-p13 (j) respectively. B allele frequency (BAF) plot in both panels demonstrates an altered pattern of BAF (0.0, 0.33, 0.67 and 1.0), which is highlighted in a blue background. Log R ratio plot displays no apparent alteration and this is most likely due to the presence of mosaicism in the region of chromosomal gainBack to article page