Fig. 5: Comparison of barcodes and clinical features. | npj Systems Biology and Applications

Fig. 5: Comparison of barcodes and clinical features.

From: Transcriptome free energy can serve as a dynamic patient-specific biomarker in acute myeloid leukemia

Fig. 5

a Two patients (TARGET), having the same PaSSS barcodes, are shown. b Fold change of different clinical markers are shown relative to their healthy values. c Clinical data of these two patients are shown, demonstrating that patients with the same set of unbalanced processes can have different clinical data. Pathology assessment of cell morphology was used to determine the percent of PB (peripheral blood) and BM (bone marrow) blasts. Leukemic blast percentage (Blasts %) was also quantified using clinical flow cytometry. d Two patients, having the different sets of unbalanced process are shown. e Fold change of different clinical markers are shown relative to their healthy values. f Clinical data of these two patients are shown, demonstrating that patients with different sets of unbalanced processes can have similar clinical data. g Two patients, having the same barcodes are shown. h Fold change of different clinical markers are shown relative to their healthy values. i The same clinical data of these two patients are shown, demonstrating that in some (rare) cases we find patients with same barcodes and the same clinical data.

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