Based on an investigation of immunoglobulin gene organisation and expression in haemopoietic stem cell leukaemia, Ford et al have shown that a clonal event leading to blast crisis can occur in a committed B cell precursor rather than in the pluripotential stem cell precursor.'5 Based on human DNA analyses, Maher et al concluded that CML and CLL do not arise from a common progenitor and that these malignancies arise from two distinct precursors. 16 Laboratory investigations of the effects of benzene and its metabolites on stem and progenitor cell regulation by Irons et al have offered a mechanistic explanation for the selective increase in AML.17 The investigations have shown that benzene in vivo and hydroquinone (a benzene metabolite) in vitro alter the recruitment or stimulation of myeloid progenitor cells, thereby increasing the number of cells at risk of developing leu

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