МІНІМАЛЬНА ЗАЛИШКОВА ХВОРОБА ПРИ ГОСТРІЙ ЛІМФОБЛАСТНІЙ ЛЕЙКЕМІЇ: МЕТОДИ ВИЯВЛЕННЯ ТА КІЛЬКІСНОГО ВИЗНАЧЕННЯ

Автор(и)

  • Сара Аддакірі Медико-фармацевтичний факультет университету Хасана ІІ, Касабланка, Марокко
  • Ханаа Бенчареф Медико-фармацевтичний факультет университету Хасана ІІ, Касабланка, Марокко
  • Асмаа Харрах Медико-фармацевтичний факультет университету Хасана ІІ, Касабланка, Марокко
  • Саміха Джаддауї Медико-фармацевтичний факультет университету Хасана ІІ, Касабланка, Марокко
  • Хадіжа Айт-Ічу Університетський медичний центр Ібн Рошд, Касабланка, Марокко
  • Бушра Уккаче Медико-фармацевтичний факультет университету Хасана ІІ, Касабланка, Марокко

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15407/exp-oncology.2026.02.098

Ключові слова:

MRD, flow cytometry, molecular technique

Анотація

дентифікація мінімальної залишкової хвороби (МЗХ) зазнала значного прогресу завдяки розвитку технологій, застосованих у цій галузі. Якщо спочатку вона базувалася виключно на морфології, згодом методологія визначення МЗХ зазнала докорінних змін та включила каріотипування, цитогенетику, проточну цитометрію та інші чутливі методи. В огляді обговорено ключові технічні аспекти успішного виявлення МЗХ i проаналізовано кореляцію між результатами, отриманими за допомогою проточної цитометрії та молекулярно-генетичних методів.

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Аддакірі , С., Бенчареф , Х., Харрах , А., Джаддауї , С., Айт-Ічу , Х., & Уккаче , Б. (2026). МІНІМАЛЬНА ЗАЛИШКОВА ХВОРОБА ПРИ ГОСТРІЙ ЛІМФОБЛАСТНІЙ ЛЕЙКЕМІЇ: МЕТОДИ ВИЯВЛЕННЯ ТА КІЛЬКІСНОГО ВИЗНАЧЕННЯ. Експериментальна онкологія, 48(2), 98–107. https://doi.org/10.15407/exp-oncology.2026.02.098