Clonal hematopoiesis of indeterminate potential: recent developments and perspectives
Meiqi Guo,
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Yuan Li,
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Baobing Zhao
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et al.
Current Opinion in Hematology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 10, 2025
Purpose
of
review
This
encompasses
the
recently
published
information
on
clonal
hematopoiesis
indeterminate
potential
(CHIP)
and
discusses
its
future
prospects.
By
announcing
advances
in
research
CHIP
risk
factors
related
diseases,
with
purpose
offering
new
insights
to
treat
both
hematologic
nonhematologic
disorders.
Recent
findings
The
majority
studies
have
shown
that
is
a
common
biological
condition
associated
aging
incidence
increases
age.
pathophysiology
blood
diseases
projected
be
significantly
influenced
by
CHIP.
Nevertheless,
increasing
expanded
application
cover
such
as
cardiovascular,
renal,
liver,
pulmonary
diseases.
Furthermore,
fast
advancement
genetic
testing
technology
preventive
medicine,
involvement
variety
disorders
shows
promise
an
essential
target
for
preventing
disease
onset
progression.
Summary
linked
illnesses
has
significant
influence
individual's
health
outlook.
Thus,
identifying
managing
critical
improving
clinical
results
individuals
concerned.
Language: Английский
Evaluating PAX1/JAM3 methylation for triage in HPV 16/18-infected women
Fei Jing,
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L Zhai,
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Jing Wang
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et al.
Clinical Epigenetics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Dec. 26, 2024
Referring
all
women
who
tested
positive
for
human
papillomavirus
(HPV)
16/18
to
colposcopy
may
lead
potential
over-referral
issues.
Triage
tests
based
on
cytology
results
face
challenges
in
achieving
accurate
diagnoses.
Our
study
aims
assess
the
clinical
effectiveness
of
PAX1/JAM3
methylation
(CISCER)
test
as
a
triage
method
HPV
16/18-positive
women.
From
November
2021
December
2022,
total
334
and
were
referred
at
The
Second
Affiliated
Hospital
Zhejiang
University
School
Medicine
studied.
utility
CISCER
test,
cytology,
combination
with
was
compared.
We
observed
significant
increase
levels
PAX1
gene
JAM3
cervical
intraepithelial
neoplasia
(CIN)
grade
2
or
severe
(CIN2+).
demonstrated
superior
performance
over
even
when
used
showing
high
sensitivity
89.0%
(95%
confidence
interval
[CI]
82.9–95.1%)
specificity
95.3%
CI
92.6–98.0%).
It
achieved
an
area
under
curve
0.921
0.877–0.966)
odds
ratio
164.02
68.64–391.95).
immediate
CIN2+
risk
would
be
80.8–94.1%),
estimated
average
1.12
referrals
needed
detect
one
case.
Moreover,
triaging
successfully
identified
cancer
patients
did
not
miss
any
CIN3+
cases
among
aged
≥
30.
detection
exhibited
excellent
accuracy
identifying
precancerous
lesions
could
considered
tool
reduce
excessive
overtreatment.
Language: Английский