The phrase "a leukemia sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or scientific contexts when referring to a sample taken from a patient with leukemia for analysis or research purposes.
Example: "The researchers collected a leukemia sample to study the genetic mutations associated with the disease."
Alternatives: "a blood sample from a leukemia patient" or "a sample of leukemia cells."
For an individual leukemia sample, the effectivity of apoptosis signaling can be assessed by the parameter 'cc-related activation of caspase-3 (CRAC)', which is calculated as the difference of ac and cc release.
We defined differentially spliced events as those exhibiting a difference in isoform ratio of ≥10%% between a solid tumor sample and its matched normal, or alternately between an acute myeloid leukemia sample and the median across four normal bone marrow samples.
We tested our algorithm on VAFs obtained from deep read counts information for SNVs from an acute myeloid leukemia sample (AML1/UPN933124) using data from Ding et al. (2012).
The other non-canonical recombination was a putative V-J rearrangement at TRB in a chronic T-cell leukemia sample, apparently lacking the expected D element between the V and J (Additional file 1: Figure S6).
Jurkat is derived from a human T cell leukemia sample.
In addition, since Jurkat cells are derived from a human T cell leukemia sample that was adapted for continuous growth in culture, its cell cycle regulatory machinery may not be representative of primary T cells.
From over 900 CLL Research Consortium participants, 27 patients were chosen based on the following criteria: (1) received treatment at UCSD; (2) had a leukemia cell sample collected within approximately a year post diagnosis; and (3) had a leukemia cell sample collected within approximately a year before treatment.
Using the negated distance matrix as a similarity matrix and choosing two clusters, it either separates melanoma from colon and leukemia samples, or leukemia from colon and melanoma samples, or splits the leukemia sample group.
Each leukemia sample in our dataset belongs to one of eight different subtypes of leukemia: hyperdiploid, TCF3-PBX1, ETV6-RUNX1, MLL, Ph, Hypo, T-ALL and Other, or to non-leukemia sample types CD10CD19 and CD34.
Evaluation of the prognostic impact of cc-related caspase activation requires analysis of apoptosis signaling in the individual leukemia sample.
