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Collmarie

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Which of the following markers would be helpful in differentiating cortical T-cell ALL from medullary T-cell ALL?
 
  a. HLA-DR
  b. TdT
  c. CD2
  d. CD1a

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B-cell ALL/LBL with recurrent genetic abnormalities includes all of the following translocations except:
 
  a. t(12;21)
  b. t(9;22)
  c. t(5;14)
  d. t(1;19)



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Correct Answer: D

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