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There was a good correlation between QA levels and glutaric acid, indicating that there is a correlation between increased B2 deficiency (glutaric acid increasing) and increased methyl B12 deficiency (as per the QA marker)

In a clinical trial, bendamustine, an alkylating agent with purine analog properties, was compared to chlorambucil and achieved better response rates (68 %) with a CR of 31 % and PFS of 21.6 months.42 The CLL10 trial showed that rituximab with a bendamustine dose of 90 mg/m2 in the first-line setting resulted in response rates similar to FCR at 97 %, but with fewer CRs (31 %)

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