Giant cell formation in Hodgkin's diseaseFormation de cellules géantes dans la maladie de Hodgkin
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2014, Critical Reviews in Oncology/HematologyCitation Excerpt :It is not known if this is an early transforming event in HL, although several studies have shown that B cell precursors can be transformed by EBV [16,17], some of which lead to the development of B cell lymphomas [18]. CD30+ RS-like cells that developed from PBMC of HL patients were found to be EBV+, suggesting a role of EBV in the transformation of a putative CP for HRSCs [6]. The transformation event may occur well before the lymph node, because mature nodal HRSC share key features (e.g., immunoglobulin gene rearrangements) with their putative CPs, and also because mature HRSCs are clonally EBV infected.
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