monoblasts in AMoL A Bone marrow aspirate smear blast counts and IRF8 staining on the corresponding bone marrow core biopsy were compared for patients with AMoL that was either new relapsing or in remission as well as for patients with uninvolved bone marrows using only a single biops ID: 999608
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1. Figure S3. Correlation of monoblasts in AMoL. (A) Bone marrow aspirate smear blast counts and IRF8 staining on the corresponding bone marrow core biopsy were compared for patients with AMoL that was either new, relapsing or in remission as well as for patients with uninvolved bone marrows, using only a single biopsy from each patient. (B) Bone marrow aspirate smear blast counts and an estimate of IRF8 staining on the corresponding bone marrow core biopsy were compared for patients with AMoL that was either new, relapsing or in remission as well as for patients with uninvolved bone marrows. IRF8 staining was estimated by quick review of the marrow biopsy similar to how CD34 is evaluated in routine clinical practice. AB