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Mixed-phenotype acute leukemia (MPAL) is a rare disease associated with difficulties in the correct lineage assignment of leukemic cells. One of the least common subtypes within this category is characterized by the simultaneous presence of B- and T-lineage-defining antigens. Each case of suspected B/T MPAL should be considered in light of all available laboratory and clinical data to avoid misdiagnosis.
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