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Table 1 Cell-free mRNA in DLBCL

From: Circulating RNA biomarkers in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma: a systematic review

References

Method

Sample

mRNA

Level

Result

Diagnosis

Garcia et al. [41]

RT-qPCR plasma

42 DLBCL

50 controls

CCND2, BCL2, MYC, LMO2

BCL6, FN1

Up

NS

Higher level in DLBCL

No difference

Zhao et al.[44]

RT-qPCR peripheral blood

63 DLBCL

32 controls

CREBBP

Up

Higher level in DLBCL

Response to therapy

Garcia et al. [41]

RT-qPCR plasma

42 DLBCL

50 controls

MYC

CCND2, BCL2, LMO2, BCL6,FN1

Up

NS

Higher level of MYC was associated with PR in patients with low-risk IPI

No significant association with response to R-CHOP

Attia et al. [45]

RT-qPCR plasma

30 NHL (15 DLBCL)

20 controls

SOCS-3

Up

Higher level was associated with poor response to treatment (NR/PR versus CR) in NHL

Prognosis

Garcia et al. [41]

RT-qPCR plasma

42 DLBCL

50 controls

MYC, CCND2

CCND2, BCL2, MYC

Up

Up

Higher level of MYC or CCND2 was associated with worse OS, with the latter only in low-risk IPI group

Higher level of CCND2, BCL2 or MYC in patients with CR was associated with worse PFS

Ujj et al. [47]

RT-qPCR PAXgene blood RNA tube

25 DLBCL

35 controls

WT1

Up

Higher level in pre-, intra- or posttreatment samples was associated with worse DFS and OS

  1. CR complete response, DFS disease-free survival, IPI international prognostic index, mRNA messenger RNA, NHL non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, NR no response, NS not significant, OS overall survival, PFS progression-free survival, PR partial response, RT-qPCR reverse-transcription quantitative polymerase chain reaction