Comorbid and inflammatory characteristics of genetic subtypes of clonal hematopoiesis

Elina K. Cook,Terumi Izukawa,Sherylan Young,Gili Rosen,Mina Jamali,Liying Zhang,Dylan Johnson,Eva Bain,Jamie Hilland,Christina K. Ferrone,Jonah Buckstein,Janika Francis,Bushra Momtaz,Amy J.M. McNaughton,Xudong Liu,Brooke Snetsinger,Rena Buckstein,Michael J. Rauh

Comorbid and inflammatory characteristics of genetic subtypes of clonal hematopoiesis

2019

Elina K. Cook
Terumi Izukawa
Sherylan Young
Gili Rosen
Mina Jamali
Liying Zhang
Dylan Johnson
Eva Bain
Jamie Hilland
Christina K. Ferrone
Jonah Buckstein
Janika Francis
Bushra Momtaz
Amy J.M. McNaughton
Xudong Liu
Brooke Snetsinger
Rena Buckstein
Michael J. Rauh

Key Points CH may be associated with broader ill health (worse performance status, increased and potentially novel comorbidities). Serum interleukin-6 is elevated in people with CH and genetic subtypes, providing a view of the human systemic inflammatory landscape of CH.

Keywords:

Performance status
Haematopoiesis
Medicine
Immunology
Cytokine
ill health
Comorbidity
clonal hematopoiesis

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